Village Office remains open while emergency efforts continue The previously announced departure of Public Works Director of Operations...

Village water pipes to go with the flow The semi-annual process of flushing out local watermains has commenced, with Public Works crews...

A mid-summer catch-up with roads, water and hiking trails Summer in BC is always marked by the sound of chainsaws and the inconvenience...

Village byways get a much-needed spruce up A much-needed summertime spruce-up has begun in the village, which includes repainting road...

Residents can expect a reminder prior to change in usage levels As a result of June’s dampish weather, last year’s drought-like...

Village Public Works crew steps up again An end-of January tip of the hat – or perhaps the toque, in this case – to our wonderful Works...

Seasonal change and "close calls" behind signage changes Sharp-eyed readers have noticed some changes in the signage around the village...

Nai Jaffer's Expertise A Tough Act To Follow The departure of former Public Works Manager Nai Jaffer at the end of April marked the ninth...

A Tip of the Hat to our Wonderful Works Crew The recent resignation of seven-year veteran Public Works Manager (PWM) Nai Jaffer was a...

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

Loss of 30 years municipal experience leaves big shoes to fill Lions Bay's Public Works Manager of seven years, Nai Jaffer resigned his...

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

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...

With the unexpected snowfall in December, Lions Bay Works department was put to the test before Christmas, clearing and salting roads and...