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Some trails closed due to cougar activity – do not enter closure area.
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The Galloping Goose Regional Trail closure through Viaduct Park to Cecelia Road - updated detour September 23, 2026
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The E&N Rail Trail between Stancombe Place and Admirals Road/Colville Road will be closed from September 8 to 11.
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The Brookleigh Bridge on the 10 KM Trail will be closed Sept. 8-11 for maintenance – detour provided, see map.
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Pauquachin First Nation erosion protection works taking place along southeast shoreline beyond park boundary. Park visitors expect increased traffic in area.
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The Ministry of Transportation will temporarily close the Galloping Goose between Island Hwy and Watkiss Way starting Apr. 6
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Mandatory watering restrictions are in effect for CRD Electoral Areas.
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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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Expect temporary traffic changes and short delays near Boleskine Road and Whittier Avenue through the end of August. Follow posted signage.
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Driveway widening underway at 280 Willis Point Road from August 17 to December 31, 2026.
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As of July 31, 2026, advisories are in place for Prior Lake, Thetis Lake and Beaver Lake. We continue to monitor water quality in the lake system.
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Residents may notice discoloured water in the Highland/Fernwood water system on Salt Spring Island. The water remains safe to consume.
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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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Random samples of garbage, recycling and organics will be collected from households as part of the CRD's Solid Waste Generator Study.
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