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October's Coastal Canine a bit of a hot dog It's spooky season, but if you're wandering through the trails around the Village and come upon this little hot dog, never fear! Phoebe is a 15-month old bundle of energy who has never met a mountain she can't climb. Lions Bay is the only home she has ever known, and when it comes to adventure, this Wiener never wilts. When it's time for an outing, she's first on the trails and relishes hikes that would finish other dogs (and ofte

Sea to Sky innovator takes communication industry by storm Rahul Narsimhan (right) stands with a demo version of the portable Edge Data Center. Submitted photo. Sea to Sky resident Rahul Narsimhan is the CEO of a company called HiveRadar, the producer of a new communication device that aims to revolutionize communication systems in Canada and around the world. While Narsimhan's company is headquartered in Toronto, he says he is proud to live in the neighbourhood "where the le

Deputy Administrative Officer signs an oath of office Lions Bay Village office (and Works) rock-stars Shawna Driscoll, Aidan Young, Fernie and Kristal Kenna at Tyax Lodge in Goldbridge, BC. Submitted photo. Lions Bay's Deputy Administrative Officer took a few days off at the end of last month to sign an oath of office of her own. The ceremony took place at Tyax Lodge in Goldbridge BC, and Kristal was joined by a number of familiar faces, including her beautiful flower girls,

Limit outside pumpkin display time, say bear advocates Photo courtesy Lions Bay Bear Smart. Bear Smart team members are asking Village residents to limit the time that pumpkins are outside during the lead-up to Halloween. Left unattended, pumpkins make an easy snack for local bears, says bear advocate Norma Rodgers. "Black bears are in hyperphagia right now, which means they are bulking up for hibernation and desperately seeking calories. Since pumpkins are bear attractants i