Deep Cove Crier Archive

We are moved by the outpouring of support from Cove residents following the tragic Lions Manor fire.

Our parks are beautiful places that we are proud to share, but they were never intended to be international tourist destinations.

Deep Cove Heritage Society’s annual Indian Arm Boat Cruise will include an extraordinary feature this year: a tour of the fabled Wigwam Inn. This historic structure sits at the north end of Indian Arm and has a fascinating and storied past.

Most of the tenants had experienced adversity long before the fire broke out at the Lions Manor – including a hero that day.

We sometimes take things for granted in life, until they are gone.

In this feature we put the spotlight on Seymour and Deep Cove-area students who are doing amazing things at school or in their spare time.

Whether it’s a yacht or a sport cruiser, we get the scoop on watercrafts that call the Cove home. For July, we feature Moondancer, belonging to longtime Deep Cove Yacht Club member Kathy Stuart, who has lived in the area for 40 years.

This column is dedicated to celebrating outdoor recreation in the Seymour area. This month we learn how to explore majestic Mount Elsay in Mount Seymour Provincial Park, in this excerpt from 105 Hikes In and Around Southwestern British Columbia.

Blueridge Community Association celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Dîner en Bleu that was set up on a neighbourhood street in June.

Honey Doughnuts co-owner Ashifa Saferali joins JR Kline and Yukari Azuma during a jam session put on by the Deep Cove Music Ukulele Club.