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

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 Click photo to go to Jaime Cunliffe's website. For a sodden Sunday night, turnout was excellent for Jaime...

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...

Celebration of Life Valori Fortescue McKay February 25, 1954 – January 22, 2023 Nothing filled Valori’s heart more than connecting with...

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

Former Mayor lauds outgoing Public Works Manager (Updated to include further commentary.) Lions Bay Public Works Manager Nai Jaffer...

Eighth year in the Village Hall Tai Chi is an ancient martial art practised for fitness, defense, health benefits and meditation....

Village Chanteuse Writing Her Own Success Story Cayla Brooke first found her voice as a teenager growing up in Vancouver, while singing...

Nominations for the single council seat open March 21 Newly-appointed Chief Elections Officer Mark Brown has set the local by-election...

Lions Bay Village Council has (somewhat precipitously) posted notice of a special meeting to be held tomorrow night, Wednesday February...

Two new resignations were announced at the February 7th council meeting as Lions Bay was further rocked by staff changes that have...

The Alberta Creek Debris Torrent: A special series from The Watershed This month marks the fortieth anniversary of the debris torrent...

The Watershed is keen to introduce some of the Lions Bay volunteers who work behind the scenes to make village life a little better for...

Villagers embraced a rare sunny morning January 1, and welcomed the new year with a dip in the still-admittedly freezing waters of Howe...