Connie Jordison is a Communications Manager at the District of Sechelt. With a focus on climate change and environmental issues, she has extensively covered topics such as water conservation, natural resources, and real estate development. Connie's work has been featured in 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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The cooling trend will intensify over the coming days, with daytime maximums anticipated at 20 degrees or lower until Tuesday.
Cloud and rain dominate the coming week's outlook, with a chance of a reprieve and drier, bright conditions on Saturday only.
Today, we have “periods of rain” to look forward to, with daytime high temperatures of 15 degrees C.
Winds are to continue on the lower Sunshine Coast on Thursday, Sept. 3. Environment Canada is calling for those to be light in most areas except
By: Connie Jordison
The 2026 return of pink salmon to Roberts Creek is on. As of the last week of August, 55 of that species were spotted in that waterway during two Sunshine Coast Streamkeepers count events.
By: Connie Jordison
A third testimony day will be needed to determine the fate of charges against Patrick Daniel Burns for a Nov 15, 2024 violent incident involving a knife that occurred near his downtown Sechelt home.
Mark your calendars and make plans to be part of the excitement a top tier cycling event can bring as the 2026 Tour de Coast winds its way along the lower Sunshine Coast, Saturday, Sept. 12.
A mix or cloud and sun is anticipated for today and tomorrow with chances of rain in our area both days.
A chance of rain tomorrow but a mostly sunny weekend said to be in store.
By: Connie Jordison
Announcement that Shorncliffe will not reopen for any other use came as a mention in Gibsons mayor Silas White’s director’s report at the Sept. 10 SCRD board meeting director's report.
