Alerts

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The multi-use trail at the south end of the park between Six Mile & Highland Roads will be closed Oct. 26-31 while a nearby water main is being repaired.
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The CRD is undertaking additional repairs to the high-pressure regional water transmission main in View Royal from October 26 to approximately October 31.
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Water main flushing is taking place from October to December 2026. Check which streets crews are flushing today.
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The Brookleigh Boat Launch will be closed the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 28 for the weed harvester haul out.
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Tree work will be taking place Monday, Oct. 26 near the Teaching Shelter.
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The Hamsterly Beach Nature Playground will be closed the week of Oct. 26 for slide replacement work.
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The Galloping Goose Regional Trail will be closed between Island Highway and Atkins Road from October 26 to 30.
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Residents in the impacted area should BOIL their drinking water until further notice.
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Residents may notice discoloured water in the Lyall Harbour-Boot Cove Water System on Saturna Island. The water remains safe to consume.
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The Galloping Goose Regional Trail is closed through Viaduct Park to Dupplin Road. The detour remains active during BC Hydro work October 19 to 22.
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Geotechnical investigation work will be taking place in and around the campground until the end of October.
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As of October 9, 2026, the advisory for Thetis Lake has been lifted. The advisory remains in place for Prior Lake, Beaver Lake and Elk Lake.
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During the week of October 5, a contractor will be conducting sewer pipe cleaning, CCTV inspections and smoke testing.
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Mandatory watering restrictions remain in effect for some CRD Electoral Areas.
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Drivers travelling to and from Hartland Landfill should expect delays, yield to oncoming traffic, and follow posted traffic controls.
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A small area in the Thetis Lake main parking lot will be closed starting Aug. 12 for log sign refurbishment work.
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Driveway widening underway at 280 Willis Point Road from August 17 to December 31, 2026.
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The District of Saanich will be working near the Beaver Beach entrance this summer and fall - visitors can expect minor delays on Elk Lake Drive.

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The public restrooms at Hamsterly Beach have reopened.
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The Pacific Christian School Cross Country Meet is complete.
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Crews and machinery were on site at Beaver Beach on Wednesday, Oct. 21 installing a new debris boom. Work is now complete.
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The Tripleshot CrossFondo cycling event took place Sunday, Oct. 18.
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The Galloping Goose Regional Trail has reopened between Grange Road and Wilkinson Road.
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The Lower Vancouver Island School Sports Assocation hosted two cross country meets in the park Oct. 7 and 8.
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The Lower Vancouver Island Secondary Schools Athletic Association October Sprints Regatta took place Oct. 3 & 4 at Eagle Beach.
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The section of Coast Trail that was closed due to cougar activity has reopened.
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The accessible paddlecraft launch at the Brookleigh Boat Launch has reopened, thank you for your patience.
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The multi-use trail at the south end of the park between Six Mile & Highland Roads has reopened.
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