Connie Jordison

Users on eight of the 15 wastewater systems owned by the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) are proposed to see increased user or frontage fees in 2025.

Eleven years and going strong – with strength needed, as this year’s rendition of the Sunshine Coast Regional District’s (SCRD) Backroad Trash Bash collected 3880 kilograms of illegally dumped waste. The event took place on Sept.

Sechelt-based family doctor Paul Dhillon appointed to the top position with the medical team with the seventh Invictus Games, to be held in Vancouver and Whistler Feb. 8 to 16, 2025.

There will an investigation into the presence of Northern red-legged frog and their breeding habitat in the Mount Elphinstone area.

The event is slated to start at 6:30 p.m. and will be jointly hosted by the SCRD and Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH).

No changes are proposed to the curbside service nor the garbage or food waste container requirements.

Some upgrades at Totem are required and are to be completed while it is vacant.

A June 24 public hearing on proposed zoning bylaw amendments designed to strengthen riparian area and ocean shoreline protections within electoral areas has been postponed by the Sunshine Coast Regional District.

The new annual allowable cut represents a 12.3 per cent reduction from the previous one

SCRD staff told regional directors last week that they anticipated it would take ‘another year’ to secure long-term changes to the Chapman Creek’s environmental flow needs (EFN) levels.