Ceremony begins at 10:15 a.m. The Village of Lions Bay will commemorate Remembrance Day on November 11 beginning at 10:15 a.m. this year. The event is expected to be well-attended, and organizers suggest arriving early to get a good seat. The Lions Bay Remembrance Day Ceremony committee has organized the program in memory of those who have given their lives in service to Canada, with a focus this year on peace. Local Member of the Legislative Assembly Jeremy Valeriote is expe

RCMP offer Halloween tips The folks who are tasked with enforcing the rules are hoping for a safe and quiet Halloween this year. To that end, the Kelowna RCMP detachment is offering suggestions to those who plan to get behind the wheel, those handing out candy, and even the little goblins who are collecting. If you are driving: "Creep" it slow: drive cautiously in residential areas, especially between the hours of 5 and 9 p.m. when trick-or-treaters are most active, Don’t get

The Dan Brubeck Quartet returns to jazz up our community It should be no surprise that the son of a jazz phenom and a lyricist loves playing music. Brubeck is one of four sons of jazz musician Dave Brubeck and his wife Iola who went on to become professional musicians. Dan says that music has always been a part of his life. "I started playing when I was about three or four years old and I’m 70 now, so my life would be completely different without it." In 2013, Brubeck's band

Global protest set for Saturday Are you ready to draw your line in the sand? Organizers from a wide variety of Canadian groups hope so,...

Locals put best foot forward An indomitable crew of local walkers and runners joined in this year's national effort to help raise funds...

Ancient practice helps increase flexibility, energy Lions Bay Senior's Social Circle is once again sponsoring the return of Tai Chi/Qi...

A little music to brighten the dog days of summer It's going to be a hot August weekend, and what better way to cool things down by...

A joyful, ephemeral, completely one-of-a-kind evening When Tio Chorinho takes to the stage on August 3, they'll be sharing their music...

Award-winning vocalist Flávia Nascimento brings her special flair Tio Chorinho , billed as the first ensemble in Canada dedicated to...

A day to delight in not being anyone's 51st state Indigenous Canadian flag designed by Kwakwaka’wakw Artist Curtis Wilson. Tuesday is...

Monday hiking group remembers Barb and Dave Enns Monday Hiking Group photos by John Dudley and Marianne Kohler. June 9 was the day...

Plant, craft and bake sale supports animals in need Who knew you could fill your garden beds and support the SPCA at the same time? This...

Fundraising event for Helping Hands Squamish returns February 22 Squamish Helping Hands file photo. Get out your toques and mittens – for...

Newcomers welcome to join holiday fun Lions Bay Store proprietors Lynne and Paul Jacobs invite you to unwind, get into the holiday spirit...

A chance for aspiring writers in the village to practise their craft Aspiring scribes will have a chance to get together and practise...

Fun in the sun on Firefighter's Day The sun shone, the water was warm and village residents arrived in droves to support Lions Bay Fire...

Gran Fondo, LBFR Firefighter's Day on tap for Saturday This weekend is shaping up to be a busy one, with the Gran Fondo roaring through...

Lions Bay's volunteer firefighters tell us why they do it* Lions Bay will celebrate Firefighter's Day at a gala event held on September 7...

BC's drug crisis shows no sign of waning August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day , as British Columbia marks the eighth year of...

Proponents say Tai Chi and Qigong offer multiple benefits Tai Chi has been described as "moving meditation". Carole Conlin, a long-time...