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Get out and Vote! Provincial election venues now open Watershed file photo. It's voting season. This month, polling has taken place for both municipal and provincial elections across the province, advanced polls have closed and today is the final day to cast a ballot for provincial MLAs. There are fourteen polling places for voters in the West Vancouver - Sea to Sky riding. However, for those not close to home, eligible voters are able to cast their ballots at any of the 1200

Tumultuous term comes to an end In a meeting that can only be described as 'short and sweet', staff joined members of Council to mark the end of this often-tumultuous term. Mayor Ken Berry called the meeting to order, with all members of the out-going Council present at the table, including Councillors Neville Abbott, Michael Broughton, Jaime Cunliffe and Ron McLaughlin. Joining them was Chief Administrative Officer Ross Blackwell. Other members of staff including Financial O

MLA drops by Village for meet and greet Valeriote and two staffers join the Monday morning hiking group back in June. Submitted photo. It the lead-up to this month's snap election, sitting Member of the Legislature for West Vancouver - Sea to Sky Jeremy Valeriote visited Lions Bay last Thursday evening to answer questions from constituents. The meet and greet event was held at the home of long-time residents Robin Spano and Keith Whybrow, on a gorgeous evening with a view of

Events committee has big plans for a scary night Got a few hours extra time on your hands? The Lions Bay Events Committee wants your help to make this the spookiest Halloween night ever. The team is putting a series of Halloween Haunted Houses together at the Beach Park, just in time for the big night, and Events Committee volunteer Christina Lee says they still need a handful of enthusiastic volunteers to ensure a "frightfully fun event". "We need people to act as creepy ch