The District of Sechelt's mayor will meet provincial government officials on Tuesday to discuss the community's sinkhole-plagued Seawatch neighbourhood. Since the order was issued, displaced residents say they've learned little about what the future holds for their homes. The displaced residents have been working to re-settle since they were ordered out of their homes. Ed Pednaud stands in the cabin he and his family are staying in after they moved out of their ocean-view home in the Seawatch neighbourhood. Both Goy and Pednaud expressed frustration at how little they've learned from district officials since evacuation day.

Source: CBC News March 12, 2019 14:48 UTC