Moving Here

Moving to Sechelt is an opportunity to join a small yet growing community of about 10,000 people. A cute downtown, great beaches, year-round outdoor activities for all ages, and a vibrant arts and culture scene make living in Sechelt easy and relaxing.

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Schools

Sechelt is part of School District #46, which operate five English schools in the area. For French-speaking francophone families, École du Pacifique is a great option. Both school districts are publicly funded.

Healthcare

Sechelt offers a range of healthcare services, including Sechelt Hospital (the only hospital on the lower Sunshine Coast), long-term care facilities, medical clinics, public health services and social services.

Property Taxes

The District of Sechelt collects property taxes for all properties located within the municipality. Taxes fund public services delivered by the District, the Sunshine Coast Regional District and the local school boards.

Building and Renovating

If you're planning a construction project, a new build or renovation, find out more about building and renovating in Sechelt and learn how to apply for a building permit.

Library

Visit the Sechelt Public Library and get a library card so that you can access thousands of books, media, events and programs for free.

Business and Employment

There is a wide variety of employment and business opportunities in Sechelt. Looking for employment? Visit our careers page.

BC 211

BC 211 is a free helpline and online database of British Columbia's community and social services to help with all of life's challenges. BC 211 is open 24 hours a day, confidential and can be reached by phone by dialing 2-1-1 or by visiting their website bc.211.ca.