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Local Innovation Delays Expensive Infrastructure Upgrade
Public Works team to the rescue...again Public Works transforms a worn and moss-caked ditch into a functioning culvert. Photos by Douglas Miller. Story by Douglas Miller It's the time of year when we get almost daily reminders that we live on the “wet coast”. The westerly flow of air off the Pacific Ocean drops most of its moisture as it rises to cross the mountains of Vancouver Island and then the Coast Range behind us. There are innumerable creeks and rivers on our coast

Douglas Miller
Dec 8, 20253 min read


Snow Clearing Policy Prompts Concern
Some streets may now be plowed only 'as resources permit' The snowy intersection at Mountain Drive and Bayview Road, March 4, 2024. With...

kc dyer
Sep 9, 20253 min read


Council Accepts $4 Million Grant
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...

kc dyer
Mar 24, 20254 min read


A Celebratory Weekend in (the) Works
Garth Begley and Alberto Urrutia Mark Milestones This weekend marks a milestone for anyone in the Village who appreciates clean water,...

kc dyer
May 3, 20242 min read


Celebrating Lions Bay Workers
Happy May Day! Here at The Watershed, we spill a lot of ink on members of Village Council and executives including the Chief...

kc dyer
May 1, 20242 min read
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