Are YOU prepared? It's always important to prepare for the unexpected, according to Lions Bay Emergency Program Coordinator Mary Brown. "Drills and practicing help make reactions more automatic when emergency situations occur," says Brown. "Panic and muddled thinking are the enemies of calm reaction. Calm reaction allows you to assess, assist and stay safe." Tomorrow is the perfect time to do just that. October 16 marks the province's annual reminder that here in BC, we live

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

Earthquake Preparedness event tomorrow at Lions Bay Store The   Great British Columbia ShakeOut  earthquake drill is happening tomorrow,...

This week's temblors a good reminder to be prepared Remember: The Great BC Shakeout and Lions Bay water giveaway on October 17! This is...

Minor temblor a reminder to be prepared Many residents around Saanich had a rude awakening this morning when they were shaken out of bed...

ESS Director Mary Brown offers timely tips to keep your family safe With today's change back to standard time, Emergency Support Services...