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...

A Message From Your Climate Action Committee The very first Earth Day was celebrated in 1970, and since that time the movement has grown...

The Importance of Supporting Indigenous Business A fundamental way to show your support for Indigenous culture is to support businesses...

Meet Bowen and Daisy, our April coverdogs! Bowen is four and Daisy is three. Their person, Christine Little, sent in a whole collection...

New residents, departures, and anniversaries of note Hello Lions Bay. Once again, we are delighted to welcome new residents to our...

A Wealth of Knowledge and Experience Traditionally, April is a month to honour volunteers across Canada, and The Watershed has plans to...

How Can You Help? April 4 is celebrated in Canada as Refugee's Rights day, as this day is the anniversary of the 'Singh Decision', made...

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

Nancy Richmond and her Charismatic Carful Here at The Watershed, you should know by now that we are suckers for a comely canine (or any...

Dog Waste Bags Biodegradable, but Not Multi-Use Editor's Note: Today The Watershed brings you an update from guest writer Nai Jaffer,...

Historical Society Update Hello Lions Bay and Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! The Historical Society recognizes that we are a welcoming...

Meet Lucie, our March coverdog! Just LOOK at that gorgeous face! Lucie is an Airedale, and she will be turning two in May. She made her...

What is it and why do we need it in Lions Bay? Anti-racism is the action we take toward countering racial prejudice, and the work we do...

...for the rest of the year? Find out what's happening in The Watershed! This week, Lions Bay residents should find a little gift from...

With the snow covering their natural food sources, it is time for us to step up and help the birds through this difficult time. Nuts and...

Before this latest round of crazy snow, I spotted some work happening at the Sunset Trailhead. Looks like a new garden might be on the...

If you missed any instalments of The Watershed's Alberta Creek Debris Torrent series, be sure to click through to read Forty Years of...

David Butler has been the village building inspector for the last twenty-six years. In that time he's had his hands on almost every house...