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New Sechelt Citizens on Patrol Society looking for volunteers

New Sechelt Citizens on Patrol Society looking for volunteers

New initiative wants to begin patrolling crime hot spots in and around Sechelt.
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Public hearing on agritourism proposal heard from a dozen speakers

Public hearing on agritourism proposal heard from a dozen speakers

Speakers spoke both for and against proposal, which would see increased accommodation on small-scale farm in ts'ukw'um (Wilson Creek).
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Second weather warning: ‘Astronomical tides’ and possible floods

Second weather warning: ‘Astronomical tides’ and possible floods

Environment Canada warns of possible flooding due to 'bomb cyclone,' bringing high winds.
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Update: Postal workers will deliver essential mail Wednesday

Update: Postal workers will deliver essential mail Wednesday

Rural Suburban Mail Carriers walked the picket line in Sechelt Friday, Nov. 15.
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Major funding announced for Pender Harbour Ocean Discovery Station

Major funding announced for Pender Harbour Ocean Discovery Station

The federal government has committed $13.4 million to PODS, scheduled to open in 2027.
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Four-unit strata building gets approved by Sechelt council

Four-unit strata building gets approved by Sechelt council

Increased density on single-family lot likely the way of the future, says mayor.
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Sechelt's new water meters are already catching leaks

Update from SCRD also shows water meters are successfully detecting leaks.
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Rare tornado in Sechelt during storm last week confirmed by university experts

Rare tornado in Sechelt during storm last week confirmed by university experts

After studying videos of the tornado, the Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed it was a twister that contributed to Nov. 4, storm damage.
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Power outages across the Coast should be resolved today, Nov. 13

Power outages across the Coast should be resolved today, Nov. 13

A transmission circuit failure was the culprit for most of the power outages in Gibsons.
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Sunshine Coast Tourism wants to attract sports and film fans

Sunshine Coast Tourism wants to attract sports and film fans

The non-profit organization wants to see tourists visit the Coast year-round.
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