Letter submitted by Cadboro Bay Resident to the Mayor and Council: "Both the Saanich Municipality and the Oak Bay Municipality need to be reminded that Cadboro Bay and the entirely of the Cadboro Bay beach area is a Federal Migratory Bird Sanctuary and that dogs and cats are not allowed on the beach at any point… Continue reading Letter: All of Cadboro Bay & the entire beach area is a Federal Migratory Bird Sanctuary therefore no dogs or cats at anytime
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Letter: Equal Access to Saanich Parks and Beaches for Everyone… and Their Dog
Letter submitted by Cadboro Bay Resident to the Mayor and Council and Saanich News: "For eighteen years my wife and I enjoyed one and later, another Newfoundland dog on Cadboro Bay Beach and parks. They were-off leash so they could be dogs and we could enjoy them swimming and playing and fetching and running. The… Continue reading Letter: Equal Access to Saanich Parks and Beaches for Everyone… and Their Dog
Cadboro Bay Beach closure: update
Until the CRD provides the Residents of our area with official updates on the Beach Closures in Cadboro Bay via our website, we will continue to post information from the CRD provided to individual “concerned citizens” Hopefully the CRD will provide our Association with this important information in a timely manner for all future updates. … Continue reading Cadboro Bay Beach closure: update
Cadboro Bay beach closed due to sewage overflows in heavy rains
From today’s Times Colonist: Sewage overflow following heavy rain Saturday has prompted a public-health advisory for Cadboro Bay Beach. The Capital Regional District issued the advisory and erected warning signs after discharges lasting about 30 minutes at a pair of outfalls. About 2,600 cubic metres of sewage was spilled. The public is advised to avoid… Continue reading Cadboro Bay beach closed due to sewage overflows in heavy rains
Is the beach safe again?
How is Cadboro Bay beach? Is it safe to use again? I haven’t heard yea or nay about it. Maybe you should post it. Thanks Jan Cook
Gyro Park Beach declared safe after Sept 5 samples
In the wake of the report of some sewage contamination of storm drains during the rainstorms two weeks ago, and recent resident enquiries if the beach was now safe, the CBRA board has received the following confirmation from Cam Preece, manager of core area operations of the CRD’s integrated water services: Follow up samples were… Continue reading Gyro Park Beach declared safe after Sept 5 samples