Connie Jordison is a Communications Manager at the District of Sechelt. With a focus on regional interest and world news, she has extensively covered themes such as climate change, water management, and transportation policy. Connie's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Times Colonist, Powell River Peak, The Coast Reporter, Castanet Media, and Squamish Chief.
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Connie Jordison's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and issues related to the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD). Her articles often touch on topics such as development approvals, dock management, water modeling, and utility rates.
Given her focus on local government and sustainability in a specific region of Canada, she is likely most interested in receiving pitches from individuals or organizations with direct knowledge or involvement in these areas. This could include local officials, experts in urban planning or environmental sustainability, community activists involved with the specified regions/topics covered.
As Connie mainly covers news pertaining to the SCRD area of British Columbia, engaging sources familiar with local politics and infrastructure projects within this region would be highly relevant for effective outreach strategies.
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At 6:00 a.m. thermometer reading in Sechelt at 14 degrees C according to Environment Canada.
By: Connie Jordison
Elected officials also want West Howe Sound area's APC to review and comment on the province's as for input on the lease proposal.
An annual autumn gathering that consistently raised funds in the tens of thousands of dollars for our area's participation in the Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast, the Red Serge Gala, won't be happening this year.
Summarizing the ins, outs, ups and downs of Sunshine Coast Regional District operations for 2025 in an annual report took over 125 pages.
By: Connie Jordison
Daytime high temperatures are expected to climb to 21 degrees C today, July 8 in the Sechelt area, according to Environment Canada . As of 6:00
A 30 per cent chance of showers is forecast for both tonight and tomorrow.
By: Connie Jordison
A BCBC report tracks 2010 to 2024 operating expenditure data for B.C. municipalities and shows that inflation-adjusted spending grew faster than municipal population in 135 out of 153 B.C. municipalities, including Sechelt and Gibsons.
It may be the ever increasing costs of pet ownership, an aging population opting out of canine companionship or owners avoiding bylaw requirements, but dog licencing numbers are down on the lower Sunshine Coast in 2025.
By: Connie Jordison
An item of note in the national weather service's forecast for our area is the chance of thunderstorm conditions tomorrow afternoon.
By: Connie Jordison
According to Environment Canada , the Sechelt area has a 30 per cent chance of seeing rain today, Thursday, July 16, with that likelihood rising to 60 per cent tomorrow.
