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A wedding, new arrivals, Grade Three grads and more by Ron McLaughlin Hello Lions Bay. It hasn’t been “Junuary” this year so the recent rainfall is welcome. Matt and Charity with Honey and Benito. On the afternoon of June 7th at Kelvin Grove Beach an intimate wedding took place that joined Matt and Charity. Both have been recruited from Lions Bay Fire Rescue (LBFR) and work at different departments within greater Vancouver. They live in Lions Bay and continue to volunteer

Lions Bay Arts spearheads new Beach Park feature Photos by Jonathan Wreglesworth. Canada Day at the new Beach Park was a big hit, and the star of the show was the new artwork wrapped around the facilities building. Designed by artist Ciarra Saylor, a District of Squamish resident, the art installation features animals that are present in every day Village life, including sea lions, river otters, whales, and giant octopus. The project has been spearheaded by Lions Bay Arts, an

Official opening of the long-awaited Beach Park refresh The long-awaited official re-opening of Lions Bay Beach Park happens today, with Canada Day events including food, music and games from noon to 5 p.m. Ribbon cutting of the new facilities will be at 12 sharp, with MP Patrick Weiler and MLA Jeremy Valeriote expected to attend. Enjoy the day! The Watershed values your opinion. Leave your comments below, or email us at editor@lionsbaywatershed.ca Like what you're reading?

A chance to help improve forest practices and support Indigenous Rights in British Columbia Photo credit: Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship The provincial Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship is asking the public to share thoughts on ways to improve forest biodiversity and Indigenous rights in select areas of the Sea to Sky region. The proposed land use objectives are a part of the 2025 Squamish Nation Land Use Planning Agreement, and are aimed