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Live More Live Well Strategy Survey

The Sicamous Community Wellness Committee is developing a “Live More, Live Well”…
event July 18th, 2019

CANCELLED: Movie in the Park - Smokey and the Bandit

Due to unpredictable weather, we have cancelled tonight's movie. Join us for the…
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Notice of Road Closures: Saturday July 20, S Games

Main Street will be closed between Riverside Avenue and Shuswap Avenue, from 6:00…
event July 20th, 2019

S-Games

Come and enjoy a great day in Sicamous at the S-Games! Stunt Riders, Stunt Jumpers,…
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Open Fire Ban: In Effect
event July 22nd, 2019

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UPDATE - Due to unpredictable weather we are CANCELLING tonight's Movie in the Park. twitter.com/DOSicamous/sta…

Posted on Jul 18th, 2019

It's Movie in the Park night, and as always, it's FREE! Join us tonight at 8:30 pm on 200 Main Street to watch Smokey & The Bandit. Bring your chairs, blankets and snacks (and maybe umbrellas)! 📽🐻🍿🌙sicamous.ca/live-here/cale… https://t.co/34E0nXttD7

Posted on Jul 18th, 2019

Our July newsletter will be coming out this Friday, July 19. If you'd like to be on our mailing list and aren't already - just visit sicamous.ca, scroll to the bottom and complete the "Subscribe to our Newsletter".☀️🐻🏋️‍♂️🏍🛶🎤🎸📽

Posted on Jul 16th, 2019

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We respectfully acknowledge that the land we are on is the unceded traditional territory of the Secwepemc First Nation.