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EVACUATION ALERT Brunswick Road 51-61Date: (12/16/2024) & Time: 14:20 This Evacuation Alert is by The Village of Lions Bay due to the landslide that occurred on Saturday December 14 2024 Because of the potential threats to health, safety, and the…
As Mayor, I was in direct contact today with Minister of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness Kelly Greene in response to the Minister’s outreach. I expressed our gratitude for the Provincial resources deployed and identified ongoing challenges we…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FROM LIONS BAY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTRE Tuesday, December 17, 2024, Time: 20:30hrs Battani Creek Slide Update: Emergency Operations and Search Efforts The Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) continues to coordinate an active and…
December 16, 2024 Dear Residents of Lions Bay, Important message from the Municipality regarding trail usage Trail Closure: The Village requests that residents on Centennial Trail do not proceed north of the wooden staircase towards Brunswick and down…
December 15, 2024 Dear Residents of Lions Bay, Declaration of State of Local Emergency Village of Lions Bay Update Pursuant to Section 95 (1) of the Emergency and Disaster Management Act that a state of local emergency exists in the Brunswick/ Magnesia…
The Village of Lions Bay recognizes and supports community groups through funding and in-kind services. These community-based organizations are volunteer based and provide local residents with programming, recreation, and special event opportunities that are local, affordable, inclusive and of interest to members of the community.
To rent the community facilities, see the "Community Facility Rental Application Form".
To apply for a 2024 Municipal Grant, click here (due December 15, 2023).
Lions Bay Arts was formed out of the belief that the culture of our community is enhanced by our resident artists, their endeavours and our enjoyment and support of them.
The LBAC Society continues to work hard to reach out to all Villagers who love, work, support and believe in the Arts as an enriching and essential component of our Lions Bay community life. Join now for your lifetime membership. As a community member, you will have a voice in the programs and projects that will be supported through the Arts Council.
Contact them at info@lionsbayarts.ca or visit their website at www.lionsbayarts.ca.
The LBSSC is one of several "circles" or social groups that contribute to well-being within the community in various different ways. In 2015, a grant from the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) to the Council spearheaded a "Seniors Social Circle" program. The program that came about was the result of community consultation. It consisted of fitness programs, speaker events, and outings, generally within socially interactive settings.
The LBSSC plans to continue and hopefully expand what it did in 2015, and to cooperate with other community groups.
The Lions Bay Historical Society was founded in 1995 to reflect the rich and invigorating history that the village has established recently and throughout the previous decades.
Tony Cox, current chairman of the Lions Bay Historical Society, highlights how the organization has benefited the community positively. The opening of the Centennial Trail, which connects the communities of Kelvin Grove, Lions Bay, and Brunswick Beach, was just one event that the organization was involved in, creating brass plaques at each end of the trail to commemorate and remember the official linkages of the Village together.
The Lions Bay Historical Society also held a flag contest for the village, which Victor Miles won. The flag consists of blue lines and white stripes conveying ocean waves, the lion representing the two iconic mountains above the village, and the seagull, a popular bird in the area.
Visit their webite at www.lionsbayhistoricalsociety.ca