...to a lovely long weekend Photo submitted by Herb Johnston, who is an avid outdoorsman and photographer. You can see more of his...

Learn the Latest on Pollination and Invasive Species Throughout the month of May, local gardeners at the Mary Comber Miles Indigenous...

A Tip of the Hat to our Wonderful Works Crew The recent resignation of seven-year veteran Public Works Manager (PWM) Nai Jaffer was a...

Long-term Issues Return with the Sun Editor's Note: Apologies for an errant post that went out earlier this evening. Gardening news will...

In Which We Hit 100 Posts and Thank Our Readers Last night, The Watershed sent out a PSA to collect up election signs for recycling, and...

Time to Return the Signs The Watershed has been asked by members of Jaime Cunliffe's campaign to give village residents a heads-up...

Prepare to be Self-Sufficient for 72 Hours or Longer In recognition of Emergency Preparedness Week, held from May 7-13 in British...

Meet Bella, our May coverdog! Bella (or Paws, as she is affectionately known) is a wonderful, weird and crazy six-year old Chocolate Lab....

Today's Most Important Race After the excitement and anxiety of the by-election, don't forget that today holds a race of a different...

Lions Bay School Meets Fire Rescue Team On Friday May 5, Lions Bay Fire Rescue hosted Lions Bay Elementary School grades K-3 for a...

Have you cast your vote? The polls are open! Municipal politics have never been a hotter topic in Lions Bay than in the last six months,...

Complicated Processes Mean a Lot of Learning Operating a municipal water treatment system is not uncomplicated, and the challenge for...

Water Treatment Worries a Pivotal Election Issue Last week, the village Climate Action Committee appealed to Lions Bay residents to...

Thirteen Seconds of (Slo-Mo) Hummingbird Happiness Turn your sound up and enjoy! The Watershed welcomes your thoughts on hummingbird...

by guest writer Rose Dudley As the Syrian refugee crisis heated up in August 2015, a caring group of Lions Bay’s young women knew that it...

The Watershed values our forest gastropods! Please post comments below, or send slime-mail to editor@lionsbaywatershed.ca.

Uniting the Community Cited as Number One Priority The sun came out on April 25, which made it a drier walk to the village's second meet...

Experience Seen as a Key Asset For a sodden Sunday night, turnout was excellent for Jaime Cunliffe's meet and greet at Broughton Hall on...

Meet and Greet with Candidate Tanya Cosgrave at Lions Bay Village Hall, 7-8:30 p.m. Editor's note: Summaries will be posted after both...