Hikers leave car engines running twice in one week In two separate incidents last week, hikers inadvertently left the ignition running in...

Civil action filed in BC Court The Village of Lions Bay has been named as a defendant in a civil action related to last December’s deadly...

Post box delivery of mail and small parcels unaffected (Editor's note: The duplicate postings of the most recent Watershed articles were...

Permanent closure slated as of April 7 In a piece of correspondence delivered so late it didn't appear on the evening's Committee of the...

Mail room still open, large parcels redirected to Squamish Lions Bay Store and Cafe is closed for the immediate future as the site is...

Water metering project to be complete by 2027 In a unanimous decision, Council has opted to accept a $3.94 million grant offered by the...

Vehicle mounts boulders on Mountain Drive Vehicle rests atop boulders and gushing fire hydrant after March 5 accident. Public Works staff...

Valeriote presses province for help in landslide aftermath MLA Jeremy Valeriote addresses the legislative assembly in Victoria. Lions...

4.7* temblor hits north east of Sechelt Reported epicentre of earthquake (yellow star) relative to Lions Bay (purple house). Original...

Second councillor this term to leave position Councillor Marcus Reuter will offer his resignation to Lions Bay Council later today....

Lions Bay residents found guilty of defamation BC Supreme Court Justice Gordon Funt awarded more than $108,000 to a Lions Bay couple this week, the final result of a defamation trial between neighbours that was held last year. Tracey Song and George Liu were together ordered to pay the penalty primarily for remarks that were made in person and on the social media app 'WeChat' about Cindy and Richard David, following a falling out between the neighbours over a construction pro

Quiet ceremony marks the end of renos – for the second time MLA Jeremy Valeriote attends as Mayor Ken Berry cuts the ribbon at the Klatt...

Final site cleanup to commence this week Snow-covered debris litters the hillside above Crystal Falls Road, February 5, 2025. Photo by...

Still no power to impacted homes Overhead view of the aftermath of the deadly Battani Creek slide. The state of local emergency in place...

Village rescinds evacuation order, alert still in place Local trail part of area cordoned off after landslide, December 21, 2024....

Battani Creek site shut down until early January Recovery helicopter above Lions Bay. Photo by Doug Craig. Operations at the site of last...

Barbara and David Enns named as landslide victims Emergency vehicles line Crystal Falls Road at the scene of last week's deadly...

Heavy equipment to be choppered in to Battani Creek slide site Search and debris-clearing operations continue today following a deadly...

Activation of EOC supercedes daily operations As of Wednesday afternoon, the Lions Bay Village Office has officially suspended all...

Battani Creek identified as the water source behind the disaster Battani Creek has been identified as the conduit for the "debris torrent...