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Council: The Week Ahead

Join us at 7 pm, Wednesday May 20, 2026, for the next Regular Council Meeting.

The Meeting Agendas are now available at https://calendar.sechelt.ca/council, featuring the following topics:

Proclamation: National AccessAbility Week

Delegation: Coasters for Long Term Care

Delegation: Monument Developments- Rezoning for Small Scale Multi Unit Housing at Binnacle Ave

Business Items: 

• Funding for Climate Adaptation- DIY Air Filter Workshop
• District Hall and Library Remediation Project Phase 3
• Minor...

Website Email Apology

Yesterday, February 26, District of Sechelt website subscribers may have received a number of email news article alerts from our website. It seems out website sent out alerts for any articles posted in 2026. 

We are not sure why this occurred and are working with our website vendor to ensure this does not happen again. This is not a privacy breach of your information, but a website alert issue. Please know that your subscriber information has not been compromised. 

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Survey: Library/Municipal Hall Expansion

The District of Sechelt invites residents to share their thoughts on the future of the Sechelt Public Library and Municipal Hall building as part of a planning process that will explore future possibilities. 

The building requires extensive repairs, including a new building envelope. Now is the time to re-imagine the space to better serve the needs of the growing community. Community engagement will help ensure that all needs are considered. 

“Our goal is to avoid costly repairs that would later...

Transportation Master Plan- Part 2

The example maps are drawn up! Come see how people might get around Sechelt in 20 years. 

Online - March 6 from 6-7 p.m. 
Click here to attend

In-Person Open House - March 12 at Seaside Centre from 1:30-6 p.m.

This plan has been in the works for a long time now. See where it started and how we have gotten to where we are now. Visit the Transportation Master Plan project page for full details.

Snow clearing in Sechelt

Snow...it may be on the way. We didn't ask for it and maybe we don't really want it, but there's no stopping Mother Nature. Fortunately our Parks and Public Works teams are amazing. Reminder: We clear snow in a prioritized system: - Major arterial streets such as Norwest Bay Rd and Trail Ave, school bus and transit routes, access routes to emergency services buildings, routes leading to Sandy Hook/Tuwanek and the Davis Bay areas. - Collector streets such as Ballie and Dolphin, big hills and...