Sunshine Coast Regional District

Built around coastal settlements linked by marine routes and Highway 101, the Sunshine Coast Regional District developed into a dispersed community region on British Columbia’s mainland coast. It is reached from Metro Vancouver chiefly by ferry rather than road, a fact that shapes its daily rhythm. The district follows the Strait of Georgia and includes inlets such as Sechelt and Jervis, where forested slopes meet sheltered saltwater. Gibsons and Sechelt are its best-known towns, while Pender Harbour and Egmont mark the northern coast. The shíshálh Nation has deep, continuing connections to this territory. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Sunshine Coast Regional District.

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