-
The Filter Bed and Beaver Beach washrooms will be closed November 5 due to BC Hydro work, portable toilets will be on site for the day
-
Due to blasting work at Hartland Landfill, some trails will be temporarily closed Monday to Friday from 3-7pm until Oct. 26, then 1-5pm
Trails will be temporarily closed to ensure public’s safety while blasting is underway at Hartland Landfill from August 2020 to June 2021. Blasting is anticipated to occur every weekday. From now until October 26, blasting will occur Monday to Friday from 3-7pm. Starting October 26, blasting will occur Monday to Friday from 1-5pm.
Please use caution around equipment and crews.
See map >>
-
Due to tree work in the parking lot, there will be temporary disruptions and limited parking October 29 Noon to 4pm
Please use caution around equipment and crews. Follow the directions of crews on site.
See map >>
-
From August 17 to November 30 there will be temporary trail delays from Gorge Rd E to Burnside Rd E.
Please follow the direction of work crews on site. Use caution around crews and equipment.Construction is for trunk sewer lining.
See map >>
-
The Ludlow Parking Area will be closed 8:00am to Noon on October 29 due to tree work
-
As of Oct 13, this advisory remains in effect. We continue to monitor water quality in the lake.
The Capital Regional District (CRD) advises, in consultation with Island Health, that there is a blue-green algae bloom at Thetis Lake, located in Thetis Lake Regional Park. Blue-green algae can produce cyanotoxins. Visitors are advised to avoid swimming in the lake and to keep animals on a leash to prevent them from drinking or swimming in the lake until the advisory has been lifted.
The algae usually produce a visible blue-green sheen, which appears as surface scum on the water. Not all blooms are easy to see and toxins can still be present in the water even if you cannot see a bloom. Blooms are unpredictable and may occur at any time.
These algae are known toxin producers. Ingesting water containing these cyanotoxins may cause a range of symptoms, including headaches and abdominal pain in humans, and can lead to lethal liver damage in dogs.
Please visit www.crd.bc.ca/alerts and Twitter @crd_bc for updates on the status of this algae bloom. To learn more about blue-green algae visit our website.
Thetis Lake Regional Park map (PDF)
-
Anticipated closures are from November 2-30, 2020 from 9am-3pm. A detour will be in place. Please plan alternate routes during these times.
This trail closure is to facilitate removal of vegetation and completion of rock scaling work to improve overall trail safety.
See map >>
-
The summit will be closed on October 21 from 8am to 1pm for helicopter delivery
This closure is to facilitate completion of repairs to the Fire Lookout Tower. Please use caution around equipment and crews. See map >>
-
During October, between 9am and 3pm, the CRD will be performing air valve replacements within the Magic Lake Estates Water Service Area on Pender Island
In order to complete the work, it may be necessary to interrupt water service to a portion of the community. Property owners affected by a water service interruption will receive at least 24 hours advanced warning by way of a hand delivered notification that will be placed at your door informing you of the date and anticipated time of the outage. Read more >>
-
The tower at the summit of Mount Manuel Quimper will be closed for repairs August 4 to October 15
The area surrounding the tower will still be open. Park visitors should expect noise disturbances from crews working on site throughout the duration of repairs. Please use caution around equipment and crews.
See map >>
-
The area remains closed and is located adjacent to the Sooke Highway around the 3700 block at the end of the four lane section
This area is temporarily closed for construction of a parking lot. A bypass trail is open in the area. The Sooke Hills Wilderness Trail and its facilities will remain open.
This activity is part of the opening of the southern section of Sooke Hills Wildnerness Regional Park. For more information on the park opening and to receive updates on related activities,
visit the capital project page.
-
The trail is closed between Waugh Creek Viewpoint and Suspension Bridge
Temporary trail closure due to landslide near the Waugh Creek viewing platform. For details download the
park map here.
-
The boat launch and parking lot are now open.
-
Repairs are complete and the washroom is open.
-
Prior to re-opening a building, steps must be taken to ensure the water in the building is safe to consume.
-
Due to blasting work at Hartland Landfill, some trails will be temporarily closed Monday to Friday from 3-7pm
-
This work has been completed
-
Repairs are complete and the trestle is now open for public use
-
Road work is complete and the park is open to vehicle traffic
-
This advisory has been rescinded. Residents in the impacted area are no longer required to boil their drinking water.
-
As of October 5, 2020, Water Main Flushing Program update.
-
This advisory is no longer in effect.
-
The area is now open. It was closed due to trail construction and bridge installation.
-
The trail is open.
-
This advisory is no longer in effect.
-
As of Sep 11, the advisory has been lifted at Beaver Lake. However, blue-green algae blooms are unpredictable and may occur at any time.
-
SEAPARC programs and services can be reserved online or by phone. Stan Jones Ball Field remains closed until further notice.
-
As of Sep 1, the advisory has been lifted at Prior Lake. However, blue-green algae blooms are unpredictable and may occur at any time.
-
All trails are now open.
-
As of Aug 19, the advisory has been lifted for Beaver Lake. Blue-green algae blooms are still present at Thetis Lake and Prior Lake.
-
Treatment is now complete and all areas are open.
-
The trail is open.
-
Stage 3 water conservation measures remain in effect.
-
Please check the Panorama webpage for up-to-date information on facilities and classes that are currently available.
-
Fencing has now been installed.
-
The summit in Sea to Sea Regional Park is now open.
-
This advisory has been rescinded. Residents in the impacted area are no longer required to boil their drinking water.
-
Tree removal work is complete and parking is open.
-
Mill Hill Regional Park is reopened as of July 29 with some trail closures. Thetis Lake remains open.
-
Water sampling indicates enterococci levels are below the threshold. Advisory signs are being removed in consultation with Island Health.
-
This area is now open. Work is continuing on a southern access to Sooke Hills Wilderness Regional Park.
-
This advisory has been rescinded. Residents in the impacted area are no longer required to boil their drinking water.
-
Taste and Odour no longer present in Magic Lake Estates Drinking Water System (North Pender Island)
-
Repairs are complete and the washroom is open.
-
Work in the area is complete.
-
Trail maintenance work is now complete.
-
Water sampling indicates enterococci levels are below the threshold. Advisory signs are being removed in consultation with Island Health.
-
As of June 15, this advisory has been rescinded. Residents in the impacted area are no longer required to boil their drinking water.
-
The section of the trail between Hanover Place and Sayward Hill Crescent is now open
-
Taste and Odour no longer present in Greater Victoria's Drinking Water
-
Advisory signs are being removed in consultation with Island Health.
-
As of May 28, updated information on which streets are affected by the spring water main flushing program.
-
On May 5 and May 7, 2020, between 8am and 4pm, the CRD will be carrying out annual maintenance and flushing of the water distribution system
-
On May 4-8, 2020, between 8am and 8pm, the CRD will be conducting annual maintenance and flushing of the water distribution system.
-
On May 6, 2020 between 8am and 4pm, the CRD will be carrying out annual maintenance and flushing of the water distribution system.
-
The CRD continues to actively monitor the status of the public health emergency and take appropriate precautions.
-
Advisory signs are being removed in consultation with Island Health.
-
Humpback parking lot and north of suspension bridge is open.
-
As of Apr 28, the advisory has been lifted at Elk Lake. However, blue-green algae blooms are unpredictable and may occur at any time.
-
Water sampling indicates enterococci levels are below the threshold. Advisory signs are being removed in consultation with Island Health.
-
The road is open and the work is complete.
-
This work is complete and Interurban Road is open to traffic.
-
As of March 27, this advisory has been rescinded. Residents in the impacted area are no longer required to boil their drinking water.
-
expected to be open Sunday 9 am power outage closure
-
Humpback parking lot and north of suspension bridge is open.
-
Beaver Lake parking lot and Eagle Beach area affected on March 7-8 from 8am to 4pm
-
The bridge at the 3km marker has been replaced and the trail is now open.
-
The trail is open.
-
The trail is open to single lane traffic between Quadra and MacKenzie.
-
Water sampling indicates enterococci levels are below the threshold. Advisory signs are being removed in consultation with Island Health.
-
The trail is open.
-
The repairs are complete.
-
All roads/parking lots in Regional Parks are open.
-
The parking lot is open.
-
The portion of the Lochside Regional trail between Quadra St and McKenzie Ave is now open, a small section is temporarily reduced to one lane
-
The parking lot is open.
-
In consultation with Island Health, the boil water advisory has been lifted as of Thursday, January 30, 2020
-
All roads/parking lots in Regional Parks are now open. Please drive with caution as there is still the possibility of snow and ice in some areas.
-
RCMP have cleared the scene. Road access to Mount Wells Regional Park & southern access to Sooke Hills Wilderness Regional Park is now open.
-
This work is now complete.
-
This work is now complete.
-
This work is now complete.
-
The waterslide elevator at Panorama Recreation Centre is back in service.
-
All roads/parking lots in Regional Parks are now open. Please drive with caution as there is still the possibility of snow and ice in some areas.
-
Road conditions have improved at the landfill.
-
The facility is now open and regular operations have resumed.
-
Scheduled blue box recycling will be collected for Thursday, January 16. Please put your recycling at the curb.
-
Agenda items from today's cancelled meetings will be deferred to the next meeting or sent to the February 12, 2020 Regional Board meeting as required.