BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Dakemi//scout-badges.com 6.2//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:Pack (Scouters): 12th New Westminster (Pack B - Kelvin) X-WR-RELCALID:0-1782-d8c8a55318bb374e91b3-l X-WR-CALDESC:ScoutsTracker Calendar X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT15M BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-111642807866350-f1f4851c42a238db9adf@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scoutstracker 102 - Section Scouters (Part 2) LOCATION:The Barn\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were active in a Section last Scouting year and are new to using Scoutstracker or want to brush up on the basics. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience in a Section - an additional course will be run at a later date for volunteers who are brand new to Scouting in September. Course includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure.\n \nNOTE: There is no pre-requisite however you do need to have a working knowledge of the course content from Part 1 (we won't be covering Part 1 topics tonight).\n \nScoutstracker Training Dates:\n \nScoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) - Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th\nScoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) - Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st or Oct. 6th\nScoutstracker 103 (Group Commissioners\, Treasurers &\; Registrars) - Includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc. Sessions are available to attend on Oct. 14th or Oct. 29th\n \nScoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th\nScoutstracker 103 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th\n \nEach course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional times will be added if the current dates fill up.\n \nTo Register: Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-111642807866350-f1f4851c42a238db9adf X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were active in a Section last Scouting year and are new to using Scoutstracker or want to \;brush up on the basics. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience in a Section - an additional course will be run at a later date for volunteers who are brand new to Scouting in September. Course includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure.

NOTE: \; There is no pre-requisite however you do need to have a working knowledge of the course content from Part 1 (we won't be covering Part 1 topics tonight).

Scoutstracker Training Dates:

Scoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) \;- \;Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th

Scoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) \;- Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st \;or Oct. 6th

Scoutstracker 103 (Group Commissioners\, Treasurers &\; Registrars) \;- Includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc. Sessions are available to attend on \;Oct. 14th or Oct. 29th

Scoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th

Scoutstracker 103 for \;Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th

Each course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional \;times will be added if the current dates fill up.

To Register: \; Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-111642807866350-f1f4851c42a238db9adf DTSTART:20260922T020000Z DTEND:20260922T040000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260429T053216Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777440736 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-12842648085585-901fad3c8c4b10a5eea9@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scout Science World Camp - Cubs/Scouts/Venturers LOCATION:Science World - 1455 Quebec Street\, Vancouver DESCRIPTION: \nSCIENCE WORLD CAMPS 2027\n \nScience World camps are lots of fun for youth (as well as adults) and are open to Scouting members in all Councils. They are overnight camps starting at 6:30pm on the day of the camp and finishing at 8:30am the next morning. \n \nThese events are exclusive to Scouts Canada members. Campers get to roam and visit the great Science World exhibits\, see a movie\, participate in special science activities\, go on a night hike on the top of the building outside under the big dome\, sleep overnight beside the exhibits and have a hot morning breakfast.\n \nThe Science World Camps are scheduled as follows:\n\n* Beaver Camp - Saturday\, February 20\, 2027\n* Beaver Camp - Saturday\, April 24\, 2027\n\n* Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp - Saturday\, March 6\, 2027\n* Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp - Saturday\, April 3\, 2027\n \nThe registration &\; payment deadline is January 20\, 2027. It is recommended that you book early as these camps usually fill up very quickly.\n \nFor details and registration\, please visit www.scienceworldforscouts.com (https://sites.google.com/site/scienceworldmain?fbclid=IwY2xjawTW5YlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBTblhNWnBLMjZOODZjcktYc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHj2zivpojAT_FdT85vIEHQ5Ep2Kg7kzxerqAoh_pw42c_-fULf9bPdb1fsqk_aem_W5AqcREs6E13J_xcLLEsmQ)\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-12842648085585-901fad3c8c4b10a5eea9 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

SCIENCE WORLD CAMPS 2027

Science World camps are lots of fun for youth (as well as adults) and are open to Scouting members in all Councils. They are overnight camps starting at 6:30pm on the day of the camp and finishing at 8:30am the next morning. \;

These events are exclusive to Scouts Canada members. \; Campers get to roam and visit the great Science World exhibits\, see a movie\, participate in special science activities\, go on a night hike on the top of the building outside under the big dome\, sleep overnight beside the exhibits and have a hot morning breakfast.

The Science World Camps are \;scheduled as follows:

Beaver Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, February 20\, 2027
Beaver Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, April 24\, 2027
Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, March 6\, 2027
Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, April 3\, 2027

\;
The registration &\; payment deadline is January 20\, 2027. \; It is recommended that you book early as these camps usually fill up very quickly.

For details and registration\, please visit \;www.scienceworldforscouts.com

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-12842648085585-901fad3c8c4b10a5eea9 DTSTART:20270404T010000Z DTEND:20270404T143000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T140445Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1785333885 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-100425686901495-ad1f995a2c4f52b989ac@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:BC Lions Scout Night LOCATION:BC Place DESCRIPTION: \nIn partnership with BC Lions\, you are invited to an appreciation night for Scouts. All Members are invited to come out and cheer for the BC Lions as they play the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. All members that attend in uniform\, will receive a special BC Lions Crest. $5 from every adult ticket will be donated to Scouts Canada's No One Left Behind Fund. \n \nDate: October 23rd\, 2026\nTime: 7:00pm\nLocation: BC Place\n \nPlease visit Scouts Night 2026 (https://am.ticketmaster.com/bclions/promotional-page?id=MzE3MQ==) to purchase tickets. \n \nIf you have questions or would like alternate tickets\, please contact Tyler at tewen@bclions.com (mailto:tewen@bclions.com)\n \nWe remind adults that because this is a Scouting event we ask that you refrain from consuming alcohol in the presence of the Youth.\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-100425686901495-ad1f995a2c4f52b989ac X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

In partnership with BC Lions\, you are invited to an appreciation night for Scouts. All Members are invited to come out and cheer for the BC Lions as they play the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. All members that attend in uniform\, will receive a special BC Lions Crest. \; $5 from every adult ticket will be donated to Scouts Canada's No One Left Behind Fund. \;

Date: \;October 23rd\, 2026

Time: \;7:00pm

Location: \;BC Place

Please visit Scouts Night 2026 to purchase tickets. \; \;

If you have questions or would like alternate tickets\, please contact Tyler at tewen@bclions.com

We remind adults that because this is a Scouting event we ask that you refrain from consuming alcohol in the presence of the Youth.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-100425686901495-ad1f995a2c4f52b989ac DTSTART:20261024T020000Z DTEND:20261024T050000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260830T001413Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1788048853 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-20783231998344-80b529895f9374d6a922@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:CubStart Camp Planning Meeting LOCATION:Erickson Firepit\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:It's time to start planning for our first big Pack event of the year! Each group attending is expected to help with the organization and execution of this annual event (it's our 24th anniversary) - together we can accomplish more!! Please take a look at the attached SAMPLE schedule of activities so that you can come to the meeting prepared to volunteer for a station at the camp (each activity will have two to three Packs running it so that we can break the Youth up into smaller working groups within their age range). If you have an idea for an OAS station that you would like to run - please let us know what it is and which station you think it should replace. Keep in mind that the same skill does not have to be taught to every age group so if you have something that you feel is appropriate to only one age group - that is great!!\n \nWe will be renting ALL of Camp McLean so that we can accommodate everyone while still leaving lots of open space to move around. The weekend's program will have a focus on Outdoor Adventure Skills such as fire-building\, pioneering skills\, survival skills and hiking. Canadian Path elements will be updated on ScoutsTracker after camp to aid Scouters in updating their individual Cub's achievements. Youth will be divided up by age group as opposed to your entire Pack travelling to each station together and each Pack is responsible for working with another Pack to run a station. While your Scouters are running your station there will be other Scouters available to supervise your Cubs and then you will do the same for the other Packs - we all work together to run stations and supervise the Cubs and we haven't lost one yet!!\n \nThere will be two options for registration:\n \nFull Weekend - Friday night until Sunday noon. Groups will be responsible for providing meals for their Cubs and Scouters. We will be providing morning and afternoon snacks. Cost of camp will be $20 per Cub and Scouters are free. Fees cover the cost of the facility rental\, camp crest and activity supplies. \n \nDay Camp only - Saturday from morning until after campfire. Groups will be responsible for providing meals for their Cubs and Scouters. We will be providing morning and afternoon snacks. Cost of day camp will be $15 per Cub and Scouters are free. Fees cover the cost of facility rental\, camp crest and activity supplies. Groups coming for Day Camp only will not be able to camp overnight on Friday or Saturday. \n \nA SAMPLE of the schedule and kit list is attached as well as the OAS requirements that we have covered at these stations at past camps. These will be updated after the planning meeting is held with any adjustments that we decide to make to the schedule\, etc.\n \nAll youth and adults must appear as ACTIVE in MyScouts before attending camp (this is not a bring a friend event). The only exception to this is if you have Youth attending one of their "first four free" meetings - for these Youth you will need to bring a Physical Fitness Form for Non-members.\n \nRegistration forms (names and ages) are due September 20th. Due to the tight timeline - NO late registrations/fees will be accepted - we need numbers so that we can ensure that program organizers know how many Cubs to expect in each age group (Runners/Trackers/Howlers). \n \nPlease contact Barb Taylor at barb.taylor@scouts.ca if you have any questions.\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-20783231998344-80b529895f9374d6a922 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

It's time to start planning for our first big Pack event of the year! \;Each group attending is expected to \;help with the organization and execution of this annual event (it's our 24th \;anniversary) - together we can accomplish more!! \; Please take a look at the attached SAMPLE schedule of activities so that you can come to the meeting prepared to volunteer for a station at the camp (each activity will have two to three Packs running it so that we can break the Youth up into smaller working groups within their age range). If you have an idea for an OAS station that you would like to run - please let us know what it is and which station you think it should replace. Keep in mind that the same skill does not have to be taught to every age group so if you have something that you feel is appropriate to only one age group - that is great!!

We \;will be renting ALL of Camp McLean so that we can accommodate everyone while still leaving lots of open space to move around. The weekend's program will \;have a focus on \;Outdoor Adventure \;Skills such as fire-building\, pioneering skills\, survival skills and hiking. Canadian Path elements will be updated on ScoutsTracker \;after camp to aid Scouters in updating their individual Cub's achievements. \; Youth will be divided up by age group as opposed to your entire Pack travelling to each station together and each Pack is responsible for working with another Pack to run a station. \; While your Scouters are running your station there will be other Scouters available to supervise \;your Cubs and then you will do the same for the other Packs - we all work together to run stations and supervise the Cubs and we haven't lost one yet!!

There will be two options for registration:

Full Weekend \;- Friday night until Sunday noon. Groups will be responsible for providing meals for their Cubs and Scouters. We will be providing morning and afternoon snacks. Cost of camp will be $20 per Cub and Scouters are free. Fees cover the cost of the facility rental\, camp crest and activity supplies. \;

Day Camp only \;- Saturday from morning until after campfire. \; Groups will be responsible for providing meals for their Cubs and Scouters. We will be providing morning and afternoon snacks. Cost of day camp will be $15 per Cub and \;Scouters are free. Fees \;cover the cost of facility rental\, camp crest and activity supplies. \; Groups coming for Day Camp only will not be able to camp overnight on Friday or Saturday. \;

A SAMPLE of the schedule and kit list is attached as well as the OAS requirements that we have covered at these stations at past camps. These will be updated after the planning meeting is held with any adjustments that we decide to make to the schedule\, etc.

All youth and adults must appear as ACTIVE in MyScouts before attending \;camp (this is not a bring a friend event). The only exception to this is if you have Youth attending one of their "first four free" meetings - for these Youth you will need to \;bring \;a Physical Fitness Form for Non-members.

Registration forms (names and ages) are \;due September 20th. \; \;Due to the tight timeline - NO late registrations/fees will be accepted - we need numbers so that we can ensure that program organizers know how many Cubs to expect in each age group (Runners/Trackers/Howlers). \; \;

Please contact Barb Taylor at barb.taylor@scouts.ca if you have any questions.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-20783231998344-80b529895f9374d6a922 DTSTART:20260825T020000Z DTEND:20260825T040000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260802T194547Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1785699947 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-45536877175427-f39a4f9eb152cbcc16ba@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scouting Skills - Camping - SAVE THE DATE LOCATION:Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-45536877175427-f39a4f9eb152cbcc16ba DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270306 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270307 LAST-MODIFIED:20260514T012556Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778721956 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-92331732196203-8c3e36c612fb9a330b40@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scoutstracker 102 - Section Scouters (Part 2) LOCATION:The Barn\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were active in a Section last Scouting year and are new to using Scoutstracker or want to brush up on the basics. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience in a Section - an additional course will be run at a later date for volunteers who are brand new to Scouting in September. Course includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure.\n \nNOTE: There is no pre-requisite however you do need to have a working knowledge of the course content from Part 1 (we won't be covering Part 1 topics tonight).\n \nScoutstracker Training Dates:\n \nScoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) - Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th\nScoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) - Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st or Oct. 6th\nScoutstracker 103 (Group Commissioners\, Treasurers &\; Registrars) - Includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc. Sessions are available to attend on Oct. 14th or Oct. 29th\n \nScoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th\nScoutstracker 103 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th\n \nEach course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional times will be added if the current dates fill up.\n \nTo Register: Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-92331732196203-8c3e36c612fb9a330b40 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

NOTE: \; There is no pre-requisite however you do need to have a working knowledge of the course content from Part 1 (we won't be covering Part 1 topics tonight).

Scoutstracker Training Dates:

Scoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th

Scoutstracker 103 for \;Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th

Each course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional \;times will be added if the current dates fill up.

To Register: \; Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-92331732196203-8c3e36c612fb9a330b40 DTSTART:20261007T020000Z DTEND:20261007T040000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260429T053326Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777440806 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-737799049638-216e9f12fde0f3f488a2@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scoutstracker 101 - Section Scouters (Part 1) LOCATION:The Barn\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were active in a Section last Scouting year and are new to using Scoutstracker or want to brush up on the basics. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience in a Section - an additional course will be run at a later date for volunteers who are brand new to Scouting in September. Course includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records.\n \nScoutstracker Training Dates:\n \nScoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) - Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th\nScoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) - Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st or Oct. 6th\nScoutstracker 103 (Group Commissioners\, Treasurers &\; Registrars) - Includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc. Sessions are available to attend on Oct. 14th or Oct. 29th\n \nScoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th\nScoutstracker 103 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th\n \nEach course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional times will be added if the current dates fill up.\n \nTo Register: Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-737799049638-216e9f12fde0f3f488a2 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were active in a Section last Scouting year and are new to using Scoutstracker or want to \;brush up on the basics. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience in a Section - an additional course will be run at a later date for volunteers who are brand new to Scouting in September. Course includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records.

Scoutstracker Training Dates:

Scoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) - \;Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th

Scoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) - Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st \;or Oct. 6th

Scoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th

Scoutstracker 103 for \;Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th

Each course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional \;times will be added if the current dates fill up.

To Register: \; Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-737799049638-216e9f12fde0f3f488a2 DTSTART:20260915T020000Z DTEND:20260915T040000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260428T185625Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777402585 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-108440327065027-8e22ae5098fb359273a1@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Twilight Night Hike - SAVE THE DATE LOCATION:Mundy Park - Shelter at Hillcrest Avenue Entrance DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the 40th Canadian Baden Powell Guild\, all Scout groups are invited to take part in a non-competitive night hike that offers challenging stations along a set route throughout Mundy Park. \n \nThe hike is opened to all sections. \n \nFor registration information please contact Darren McCrabb at thecrabbyscouter@gmail.com. (mailto:thecrabbyscouter@gmail.com)\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-108440327065027-8e22ae5098fb359273a1 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Hosted by the 40th Canadian Baden Powell Guild\, all Scout groups are invited to take part in a non-competitive night hike that offers challenging stations along a set route throughout Mundy Park. \;

The hike is opened to all sections. \;

For registration information please contact Darren McCrabb at thecrabbyscouter@gmail.com. \;

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-108440327065027-8e22ae5098fb359273a1 DTSTART:20270214T013000Z DTEND:20270214T053000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260520T161240Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1779293560 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-56383130916522-d58d9d5f8b620159fd8a@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scoutstracker 101 - Section Scouters (Part 1) LOCATION:The Barn\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were active in a Section last Scouting year and are new to using Scoutstracker or want to brush up on the basics. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience in a Section - an additional course will be run at a later date for volunteers who are brand new to Scouting in September. Course includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records.\n \nScoutstracker Training Dates:\n \nScoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) - Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th\nScoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) - Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st or Oct. 6th\nScoutstracker 103 (Group Commissioners\, Treasurers &\; Registrars) - Includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc. Sessions are available to attend on Oct. 14th or Oct. 29th\n \nScoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th\nScoutstracker 103 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th\n \nEach course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional times will be added if the current dates fill up.\n \nTo Register: Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-56383130916522-d58d9d5f8b620159fd8a X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were active in a Section last Scouting year and are new to using Scoutstracker or want to \;brush up on the basics. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience in a Section - an additional course will be run at a later date for volunteers who are brand new to Scouting in September. Course includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records.

Scoutstracker Training Dates:

Scoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th

Scoutstracker 103 for \;Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th

Each course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional \;times will be added if the current dates fill up.

To Register: \; Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-56383130916522-d58d9d5f8b620159fd8a DTSTART:20260930T020000Z DTEND:20260930T040000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260428T190724Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777403244 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-65608478546484-f7df87fa62a59a3f6587@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Camp McLean Work Day & Free Camp (Sept 11 to 13) LOCATION:Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue\, Langley DESCRIPTION:Camp McLean Work Day\n \nCome help clean up Camp McLean and camp for free!\n \nOn Saturday\, Sept. 12th\, we will be hosting a Camp Workday. Your group is welcome to camp over on Friday and/or Saturday night\; or just come for the day on Saturday. All sections are welcome.\n \nWe will be starting at 9:00am and working till about 4:00pm. A free lunch will be provided\, courtesy of the 109^th Nicomekl B-P Guild and there will be a campfire in the evening.\n \nSome of the jobs include:\n* Cleaning up windfall (moving branches and raking)\n* Cleaning debris from rooves\n* Splitting firewood\n* Power washing\n* Light duty carpentry jobs\n* Clean up of fire pits\n \nFor more information or to RSVP\, contact Greg Kear\, Camp Chair\, @ greg.kear@gmail.com (mailto:greg.kear@gmail.com)\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-65608478546484-f7df87fa62a59a3f6587 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Camp McLean Work Day

Come help clean up Camp McLean and camp for free!

On Saturday\, Sept. 12th\, we will be hosting a Camp Workday. Your group is welcome to camp over on Friday and/or Saturday night\; or just come for the day on Saturday. \; \;All sections are welcome.

We will be starting at 9:00am and working till about 4:00pm. A free lunch will be provided\, courtesy of the 109^th \;Nicomekl B-P Guild and there will be a campfire in the evening.

Some of the jobs include:

Cleaning up windfall (moving branches and raking)
Cleaning debris from rooves
Splitting firewood
Power washing
Light duty carpentry jobs
Clean up of fire pits

For more information or to RSVP\, contact Greg Kear\, Camp Chair\, @ greg.kear@gmail.com

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-65608478546484-f7df87fa62a59a3f6587 DTSTART:20260912T160000Z DTEND:20260912T230000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260512T190853Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778612933 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-120748124756694-d07858cfe337ad3c17ac@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Trainer 1 (Day 2 of 2) LOCATION:Camp Whonnock - 27660 Dewdney Trunk Rd.\, Maple Ridge DESCRIPTION:This is Day 2 of the Facilitator Skills training (formerly known as Trainer 1) course - pre-requisite is that you must have attended Day 1.\n \nFull details can be found on the Trainer 1 training event posted on Saturday\, February 13th on your Scoutstracker Calendar\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-120748124756694-d07858cfe337ad3c17ac X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

This is Day 2 of the Facilitator Skills training (formerly known as Trainer 1) course - pre-requisite is that you must have attended Day 1.

Full details can be found on the Trainer 1 training event posted \;on Saturday\, February 13th on your Scoutstracker Calendar

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-120748124756694-d07858cfe337ad3c17ac DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270313 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270314 LAST-MODIFIED:20260523T005135Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1779497495 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-87728158102893-b9a63fbe0f15d0f2f4de@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:CubStart Camp 2027 LOCATION:Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-87728158102893-b9a63fbe0f15d0f2f4de DTSTART:20270925T000000Z DTEND:20270926T180000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260428T185124Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777402284 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-135216861592483-985d4400157d906d22c9@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scouts Canada National AGM LOCATION:https:// DESCRIPTION:Details will be emailed to all registered Volunteers with regard to confirmed start and end times\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-135216861592483-985d4400157d906d22c9 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Details will be emailed to all registered Volunteers with regard to confirmed start and end times

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-135216861592483-985d4400157d906d22c9 DTSTART:20261128T170000Z DTEND:20261128T210000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T054815Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778651295 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-104077530710349-41125618f345a5236335@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:(CANCELLED) Camp Whonnock Clean-up Day LOCATION:Camp Whonnock - 27660 Dewdney Trunk Rd.\, Maple Ridge DESCRIPTION:Join us at Camp Whonnock for our seasonal camp clean-up days as we prepare the site for summer camp and help reset it after a busy season of adventure. Volunteers are welcome to assist with general clean-up\, site projects\, organizing spaces\, and helping keep camp looking its best for Scouts and community groups throughout the year.\nLunch and snacks will be provided.\nPlease contact Kay Simon for details - kay.simon@scouts.ca\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-104077530710349-41125618f345a5236335 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Join us at Camp Whonnock for our seasonal camp clean-up days as we prepare the site for summer camp and help reset it after a busy season of adventure. Volunteers are welcome to assist with general clean-up\, site projects\, organizing spaces\, and helping keep camp looking its best for Scouts and community groups throughout the year.

Lunch and snacks will be provided.

Please contact Kay Simon for details - kay.simon@scouts.ca

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-104077530710349-41125618f345a5236335 DTSTART:20260905T160000Z DTEND:20260905T230000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260822T045308Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1787374388 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-36976922588335-4bbde87840df3ff0843a@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Cuboree 2027 LOCATION:Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:9:00 am - Registration begins\n9:30 am - Grand Howl\, Announcements\, Safety Moment\n3:45 pm - Closing Ceremonies\n \nWe will have staggered drop-off and pick-up times for your Packs - this will be communicated as soon as registrations have all been sent in (need to know how many are coming and from where before we can plan this out).\nDrop off times will be either 8:15am or 8:45am and pick up with be either 4:00pm or 4:30pm.\n \nRegistration Deadline: Sunday\, April 4\, 2027 - No Late or On Site Registrations will be accepted\nRegistration fee of $10 per person (Cubs and Scouters) which includes camp rental\, morning snack and an event crest. If you want to purchase crests for your Station Volunteers this can be done on your registration for at a cost of $4 each. Group registration packages can be picked up at the registration desk by one of your Group Scouters on the day of the event. Registration is in advance so that we can let the people running stations know how many Cubs they should plan to expect. Forms are in the attachments of this posting. All Youth and Adults must be Active in MyScouts and we are not able to accommodate siblings or friends who are not registered members of Scouts Canada. \n \nPacks will need to bring: Lunch and Snacks (either as a group or everyone brings their own - firepits will not be available for cooking lunch)\, portable First Aid Kit\, Paperwork including a copy of the participant registration forms\, Physical fitness forms for non-members &\; Individual Hold Harmless forms and signed Code of Conduct forms for any non-registered adults who will be attending. Paperwork does not need to be turned in at the Registration Table but you do need to carry it with you. Dress for the weather - this is a rain or shine event!!\n \nPLEASE MAIL REGISTRATION FORMS in time for them to arrive by April 42th to BARB TAYLOR\, 19477-62^ND AVENUE\, SURREY\, BC V3S 7L4 and include payment in the form of ONE Group cheque payable to "Viki Fanous".\n \nIF YOU ARE PAYING BY E-TRANSFER then please email registration forms in time for them to arrive by April 4th to barb.taylor@scouts.ca. \n \nE-transfer Instructions:\n \nSend your e-transfer to fvcouncilevents@gmail.com and send a screen shot to Barb along with your registration.\nWhen sending your etransfer please enter in the Memo Field your Group Name and "Cuboree".\nPlease use Security Question: Name of Organization and Answer: scoutscanada (all one word)\n \n* All Packs who register for Cuboree need to plan to provide a station for the duration of the day. Station theme could be a country or your Cub's favorite sport. Please advise Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca what your station will be and what facilities you require to run it. If you don't have a station idea\, let Barb know and she will provide you with some ideas. We need this information by April 4th so that we can map out the camp and plan for station rotations.\n* Very important - please ensure that your Cubs know which Pack they belong to in case they get separated from your Group. Everyone should be wearing their neckers or other identifying items (Cubs in grey shirts and Scouters in Red shirts all look the same when there are a lot of them!!)\n* Please remind all those driving to the camp that they MUST come to the camp from the East (208^th Street) to avoid having to turn left into the driveway (it is a busy road and not only can it be unsafe to turn left - you will be holding up the traffic behind you). There will be a drop-and-go area for parents so be sure that your Cubs know ahead of time where to find you when they are dropped off as there will be no parking available for parents. Parking will ONLY be available for those people that are staying for the entire day.\n* Questions: please contact Barb Taylor: barb.taylor@scouts.ca\n\nScoutstracker - the event has been loaded in as viewable by Scouters Only so if you wish your entire Pack to be able to view and sign up for the event you will need to go in and change the event settings.\nClick "Edit"\nNext to the PLAN stage click "modify"\nScroll to VISIBILITY and change to "Everyone"\nClick "Save"\n \nPlease don't hesitate to contact Barb if you have any questions - barb.taylor@scouts.ca\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-36976922588335-4bbde87840df3ff0843a X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

9:00 am - Registration begins

9:30 am &ndash\; Grand Howl\, Announcements\, Safety Moment

3:45 pm &ndash\; Closing Ceremonies

We will have staggered drop-off and pick-up times for your Packs &ndash\; this will be communicated as soon as registrations have all been sent in (need to know how many are coming and from where before we can plan this out).

Drop off times will be either 8:15am or 8:45am and pick up with be either 4:00pm or 4:30pm.

Registration Deadline: \; \;Sunday\, April 4\, 2027 &ndash\; No Late or On Site Registrations will be accepted

Registration fee of \;$10 per person (Cubs and Scouters) which includes camp rental\, morning snack and an event crest. If you want to purchase crests for your Station Volunteers this can be done on your registration for at a cost of $4 each. Group registration packages can be picked up at the registration desk by one of your Group Scouters on the day of the event. \; Registration is in advance so that we can let the people running stations know how many Cubs they should plan to expect. \; Forms are in the attachments of this posting. \; All \;Youth and Adults \;must be Active in MyScouts \;and \;we are not able to accommodate siblings or friends who are not registered members of Scouts Canada. \;

Packs will need to bring: \; Lunch and Snacks (either as a group or everyone brings their own &ndash\; firepits will not be available for cooking lunch)\, portable First Aid Kit\, Paperwork including a copy of the participant registration forms\, Physical fitness forms for non-members &\; Individual Hold Harmless forms and signed Code of Conduct forms for any non-registered \;adults who will be attending. \; Paperwork does not need to be turned in at the Registration Table but you do need to carry it with you. \; Dress for the weather &ndash\; this is a rain or shine event!!

PLEASE MAIL REGISTRATION FORMS \;in time for them to arrive by April 42th \;to BARB TAYLOR\, \; 19477-62^ND \;AVENUE\, SURREY\, BC \; V3S 7L4 and include payment in the form of \; ONE Group cheque payable to "Viki Fanous".

IF YOU ARE PAYING BY E-TRANSFER then \;please email registration forms in time for them to arrive by April 4th to \;barb.taylor@scouts.ca. \; \;

E-transfer Instructions:

Send your e-transfer \;to \;fvcouncilevents@gmail.com \;and send a screen shot to Barb along with your registration.
When sending your etransfer please enter in the Memo Field your Group Name and &ldquo\;Cuboree&rdquo\;.
Please use Security Question: Name of Organization and Answer: scoutscanada (all one word)

All Packs who register for Cuboree \;need to plan to provide a station for the duration of the day. Station theme could be a country or your Cub&rsquo\;s favorite sport. Please advise Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca what your station will be and what facilities you require to run it. If you don&rsquo\;t have a station idea\, let Barb know and she will provide you with some ideas. We need this information by April 4th \;so that we can map out the camp and plan for station rotations.
Very important &ndash\; please ensure that your Cubs know which Pack they belong to in case they get separated from your Group. Everyone should be wearing their neckers or other identifying items (Cubs in grey shirts and Scouters in Red shirts all look the same when there are a lot of them!!)
Please remind all those driving to the camp that they MUST come to the camp from the East (208^th \;Street) to avoid having to turn left into the driveway (it is a busy road and not only can it be unsafe to turn left - you will be holding up the traffic behind you). There will be a drop-and-go area for parents so be sure that your Cubs know ahead of time where to find you when they are dropped off as there will be no parking available for parents. \; Parking will \;ONLY be available for those people that are staying for the entire day.
Questions: please contact Barb Taylor: barb.taylor@scouts.ca

Scoutstracker &ndash\; the event has been loaded in as viewable by Scouters Only so if you wish your entire Pack to be able to view and sign up for the event you will need to go in and change the event settings.

Click &ldquo\;Edit&rdquo\;

Next to the PLAN stage click &ldquo\;modify&rdquo\;

Scroll to VISIBILITY and change to &ldquo\;Everyone&rdquo\;

Click &ldquo\;Save&rdquo\;

Please don&rsquo\;t hesitate to contact \;Barb if you have any questions - barb.taylor@scouts.ca

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-36976922588335-4bbde87840df3ff0843a DTSTART:20270417T160000Z DTEND:20270417T230000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260514T012417Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778721857 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-2495506445212-b9e8da3b9dc3f86a8cd8@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Camp McLean Work Day & Free Camp (March 12-14\, 2024) LOCATION:Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue\, Langley DESCRIPTION:Camp McLean Work Day\n \nCome help clean up Camp McLean and camp for free!\n \nOn Saturday\, March 13th\, we will be hosting a Camp Workday. Your group is welcome to camp over on Friday and/or Saturday night\; or just come for the day on Saturday. All sections are welcome.\n \nWe will be starting at 9:00am and working till about 4:00pm. A free lunch will be provided\, courtesy of the 120^th McLean B-P Guild and there will be a campfire in the evening.\n \nSome of the jobs include:\n* Cleaning up windfall (moving branches and raking)\n* Cleaning debris from rooves\n* Splitting firewood\n* Power washing\n* Light duty carpentry jobs\n* Clean up of fire pits\n \nFor more information or to RSVP\, contact Greg Kear\, Camp Chair\, @ greg.kear@gmail.com (mailto:greg.kear@gmail.com)\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-2495506445212-b9e8da3b9dc3f86a8cd8 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Camp McLean Work Day

Come help clean up Camp McLean and camp for free!

On Saturday\, March 13th\, we will be hosting a Camp Workday. Your group is welcome to camp over on Friday and/or Saturday night\; or just come for the day on Saturday. \; \;All sections are welcome.

We will be starting at 9:00am and working till about 4:00pm. A free lunch will be provided\, courtesy of the 120^th McLean B-P Guild and there will be a campfire in the evening.

Some of the jobs include:

Cleaning up windfall (moving branches and raking)
Cleaning debris from rooves
Splitting firewood
Power washing
Light duty carpentry jobs
Clean up of fire pits

For more information or to RSVP\, contact Greg Kear\, Camp Chair\, @ greg.kear@gmail.com

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-2495506445212-b9e8da3b9dc3f86a8cd8 DTSTART:20270313T170000Z DTEND:20270314T000000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260512T191939Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778613579 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212129Z UID:0-1782-31893065980095-783c28bb8610343dafa5@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Family Fun Night LOCATION:Delta Watershed Park - Pinewood Elementary Entrance DESCRIPTION:Come on out to our popular fall event! \n \nOlder Scouting and Guiding youth prepare and host unique and fun stations through the forest after dark for the younger sections. The Canadian Path at work! Open to Beaver Scouts\, Sparks\, Cub Scouts\, Embers\, friends\, siblings\, parents\, and of course Scouters and Guiders! \n\nBring a flashlight\, lug-a-mug\, and make sure you dress for the weather because we play rain or shine!\n\nYou are welcome to piece together your patrols for the evening as long as your paperwork is in order and ratio is maintained. To avoid overwhelming the stations\, we ask that you organize your patrol with a limit of 12 participating youth (registered\, siblings\, friends). Leaders\, parents\, guardians are in addition to this number. Smaller patrols are\, of course\, welcome!\n \nDate: Saturday\, October 24\, 2026\nTime: Registration starts at 5:00pm\nLocation: Delta Watershed @ Pinewood Elementary Entrance\nCost: $10.00 per participant\n \nPRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!\n\nFor more information and to pre-register\, please contact Chris Newland at scouterchris4thsurdel@gmail.com (mailto: scouterchris4thsurdel@gmail.com) or 604.671.8594\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-31893065980095-783c28bb8610343dafa5 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Come on out to our popular fall event! \;

Older Scouting and Guiding youth \;prepare and host unique and fun stations through the forest after dark for \;the younger sections. The Canadian Path at work! Open to Beaver \;Scouts\, Sparks\, Cub Scouts\, Embers\, friends\, siblings\, parents\, and of \;course Scouters and Guiders! \;

Bring a flashlight\, lug-a-mug\, and make sure you dress for the weather \;because we play rain or shine!

You are welcome to piece together your patrols for the evening as long \;as your paperwork is in order and ratio is maintained. To avoid \;overwhelming the stations\, we ask that you organize your patrol with a \;limit of 12 participating youth (registered\, siblings\, friends). Leaders\, \;parents\, guardians are in addition to this number. Smaller patrols are\, of \;course\, welcome!

Date: Saturday\, October 24\, 2026

Time: Registration starts at 5:00pm

Location: Delta Watershed @ Pinewood Elementary Entrance

Cost: $10.00 per participant

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!

For more information and to pre-register\, please contact Chris Newland at scouterchris4thsurdel@gmail.com or 604.671.8594

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-31893065980095-783c28bb8610343dafa5 DTSTART:20261025T000000Z DTEND:20261025T040000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T232852Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778714932 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-7107539493128-73fa95410a17c5cc2fa6@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scout Science World Camp - Cubs/Scouts/Venturers LOCATION:Science World - 1455 Quebec Street\, Vancouver DESCRIPTION: \n \nSCIENCE WORLD CAMPS 2027\n \nScience World camps are lots of fun for youth (as well as adults) and are open to Scouting members in all Councils. They are overnight camps starting at 6:30pm on the day of the camp and finishing at 8:30am the next morning. \n \nThese events are exclusive to Scouts Canada members. Campers get to roam and visit the great Science World exhibits\, see a movie\, participate in special science activities\, go on a night hike on the top of the building outside under the big dome\, sleep overnight beside the exhibits and have a hot morning breakfast.\n \nThe Science World Camps are scheduled as follows:\n\n* Beaver Camp - Saturday\, February 20\, 2027\n* Beaver Camp - Saturday\, April 24\, 2027\n\n* Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp - Saturday\, March 6\, 2027\n* Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp - Saturday\, April 3\, 2027\n \nThe registration &\; payment deadline is January 20\, 2027. It is recommended that you book early as these camps usually fill up very quickly.\n \nFor details and registration\, please visit www.scienceworldforscouts.com (https://sites.google.com/site/scienceworldmain?fbclid=IwY2xjawTW5YlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBTblhNWnBLMjZOODZjcktYc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHj2zivpojAT_FdT85vIEHQ5Ep2Kg7kzxerqAoh_pw42c_-fULf9bPdb1fsqk_aem_W5AqcREs6E13J_xcLLEsmQ)\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-7107539493128-73fa95410a17c5cc2fa6 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

SCIENCE WORLD CAMPS 2027

The Science World Camps are \;scheduled as follows:

Beaver Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, February 20\, 2027
Beaver Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, April 24\, 2027
Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, March 6\, 2027
Cub Scouts &\; Scouts Camp &ndash\; Saturday\, April 3\, 2027

\;
The registration &\; payment deadline is January 20\, 2027. \; It is recommended that you book early as these camps usually fill up very quickly.

For details and registration\, please visit \;www.scienceworldforscouts.com

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-7107539493128-73fa95410a17c5cc2fa6 DTSTART:20270307T020000Z DTEND:20270307T153000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T140356Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1785333836 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-122979863431407-938e26ffd326be88d412@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Kub Kar & Scout Truck Rally Day - Maple Ridge LOCATION:Albion Fairgrounds - 23448 - 105th Avenue\, Maple Ridge DESCRIPTION:DRIVERS START YOUR ENGINES!!\n \nIt's time for the Kub Kar and Scout Truck Rally in Maple Ridge! Registration forms for your Pack or Troop are attached along with the official Kar/Truck regulations for size\, weight and building requirements (all vehicles must have 90% of the work completed by the Youth).\n \nThis event will be held alongside the Ridge Meadows Home Show and Family Fest.\n \nFind us in the building near the gravel parking lot - southwest side of the fairgrounds. Arrive early to find parking\, which is FREE!\nFood trucks\, amusement park rides\, and carnival games on site&hellip\; Find more information here: www.ridgemeadowshomeshow.com\n \nFor more information - SCOUTERS please contact Dave Meunier at david.r.meunier@gmail.com\n\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-122979863431407-938e26ffd326be88d412 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

DRIVERS START YOUR \;ENGINES!!

It's time for the Kub Kar and Scout Truck Rally in Maple Ridge! \; Registration forms for your Pack or Troop are attached along with the official Kar/Truck regulations for size\, weight and building requirements (all vehicles must have 90% of the work completed by the Youth).

This event will be held alongside the Ridge Meadows Home Show and Family Fest.

Find us in the building near the gravel parking lot &ndash\; southwest side of the fairgrounds. Arrive early to find parking\, which is FREE!

Food trucks\, amusement park rides\, and carnival games on site&hellip\; Find more information here: www.ridgemeadowshomeshow.com

For more information - SCOUTERS please contact Dave Meunier at david.r.meunier@gmail.com

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-122979863431407-938e26ffd326be88d412 DTSTART:20270501T170000Z DTEND:20270501T230000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T052817Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778650097 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-15354228017245-b4f776a75f464d5e7ee8@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Woodbadge 2 for Scouters LOCATION:Erickson House\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Whether you're looking to grow your leadership skills\, build connections\, or elevate your Scouting experience - Woodbadge 2 is your next adventure!\n \nUpon completion you will receive your Gilwell Scarf\, Gilwell Beads and a Woodbadge 2 for the Canadian Path Certificate\n \nCourse will consist of:\n \n* Woodbadge 2 Meet &\; Greet - get to know your fellow Scouters and start your plans toward completing the Woodbadge 2 training\n* Nine modular evening sessions consisting of four online and five in-person sessions (one night every two weeks with breaks for holidays) starting the week of November 16th and ending the week of April 19th (session schedule is below)\n* Final Wrap-up Weekend Camp at Camp McLean - April 30th to May 2nd\, 2027\n \nCost is $80 which includes all course materials and camp at the end of the course\nRegistration and payment (e-transfer) to Bernie at eighttengc@gmail.com\nPlease state your full name\, Scout Group and the Section you work with \n \nPre-requisites: Active Scouter 14 years old and up who has completed Woodbadge 1. Completion of Woodbadge 2 is an asset but not mandatory\n \nFor more information contact:\nBernie - eighttengc@gmail.com\nTony - tony.yip@scouts.ca\nDionne - dionne.kozak@scouts.ca\nPam - nicomeklpam@shaw.ca\nBarb - barb.taylor@scouts.ca\n \nSESSION SCHEDULE\n \nWe realize that some of the dates below may conflict with your meeting nights - please make arrangements\, in advance\, to be able to attend the sessions as they are a requirement for completing the course. If you have a conflict due to work or vacation - please let Bernie know as soon as possible so that arrangements can be made for your Group Support Scouter to sign off on you completing the modulevb.\n \nSaturday\, Nov. 7th - Meet &\; Greet - In-person (Camp McLean\, Erickson House)\nMonday\, Nov. 16th - Module 1 - On-line via Teams\nTuesday\, Dec. 1st - Module 2 - In-person (location TBD)\nWednesday\, Jan. 13th - Module 3 - On-line via Teams\nThursday\, Jan. 28th - Module 4 - On-line via Teams\nMonday\, Feb. 8th - Module 5 - In-person (location TBD)\nTuesday\, Feb. 23rd - Module 6 - On-line via Teams\nWednesday\, March10th - Module 7 - In-person (location TBD)\nThursday\, April 8th - Module 8 - In-person (location TBD)\nMonday\, April 19th - Module 9 - In-person (location TBD)\nFriday\, April 30th to Sunday\, May 2nd - Camping Weekend - In-person (Camp McLean\, Butcher Shelter)\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-15354228017245-b4f776a75f464d5e7ee8 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Whether you're looking to grow your leadership skills\, build connections\, or elevate your Scouting experience - Woodbadge 2 is your next adventure!

Upon completion you will receive your Gilwell Scarf\, Gilwell Beads and a Woodbadge 2 for the Canadian Path Certificate

Course will consist of:

Woodbadge 2 Meet &\; Greet - get to know your fellow Scouters and start your plans toward completing the Woodbadge 2 training
Nine modular evening sessions consisting of four online and five in-person sessions (one night every two weeks with breaks for holidays) starting the week of November 16th and ending the week of April 19th (session schedule is below)
Final Wrap-up Weekend Camp at Camp McLean \; - April 30th to May 2nd\, 2027

Cost is $80 which includes all course materials and camp at the end of the course

Registration and payment (e-transfer) to Bernie at eighttengc@gmail.com

Please state your full name\, Scout Group and the Section you work \;with \;

Pre-requisites: Active Scouter 14 years old and up who has completed Woodbadge 1. Completion of Woodbadge 2 is an asset but not mandatory

For more information contact:

Bernie - eighttengc@gmail.com

Tony - tony.yip@scouts.ca

Dionne - dionne.kozak@scouts.ca

Pam - nicomeklpam@shaw.ca

Barb - barb.taylor@scouts.ca

SESSION SCHEDULE

We realize that some of the dates below may conflict with your meeting nights - please make arrangements\, in advance\, to be able to attend the sessions as they are a requirement for completing the course. If you have a conflict due to work or vacation - please let Bernie know as soon as possible so that arrangements can be made for your Group Support Scouter to sign off on you completing the modulevb.

Saturday\, Nov. 7th - Meet &\; Greet - In-person (Camp McLean\, Erickson House)

Monday\, Nov. 16th - Module 1 - On-line via Teams

Tuesday\, Dec. 1st - Module 2 - In-person (location TBD)

Wednesday\, Jan. 13th - Module 3 - On-line via Teams

Thursday\, Jan. 28th - Module 4 - On-line via Teams

Monday\, Feb. 8th - Module 5 - In-person (location TBD)

Tuesday\, Feb. 23rd - Module 6 - On-line via Teams

Wednesday\, March10th - Module \;7 - In-person (location TBD)

Thursday\, April 8th - Module 8 - In-person (location TBD)

Monday\, April 19th - Module 9 - In-person (location TBD)

Friday\, April 30th to Sunday\, May 2nd - Camping Weekend - In-person (Camp McLean\, Butcher Shelter)

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-15354228017245-b4f776a75f464d5e7ee8 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261107 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261108 LAST-MODIFIED:20260705T054830Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1783230510 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-135781784870613-6bb50243f4ba28bdff61@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Community Learning - Supporting Youth with Diverse Needs LOCATION:Erickson House\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Discover effective strategies for organizing meetings that promote an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere\, fostering positive youth engagement. Learn valuable tips and techniques to ensure that all young participants can fully benefit from their Scouting involvement.\n \nPlease contact Dionne Kozak to register or for more information - dionne.kozak@scouts.ca (mailto:dionne.kozak@scouts.ca)\n \n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-135781784870613-6bb50243f4ba28bdff61 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Discover effective strategies for organizing meetings that promote an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere\, fostering positive youth engagement. Learn valuable tips and techniques to ensure that all young participants can fully benefit from their Scouting involvement.

Please contact Dionne Kozak to register or for more information - dionne.kozak@scouts.ca

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-135781784870613-6bb50243f4ba28bdff61 DTSTART:20261016T020000Z DTEND:20261016T040000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260813T053054Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1786599054 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-49443337417167-0c8ca54d1a350d53f1db@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Night Hike on the Dyke 2027 LOCATION:South section of the Blue Heron Rotary Loop between Jerry Sulina Park and the Bridge at Harris Road.\; Jerry Sulina Park - 13180 210th Street DESCRIPTION:The 2027 Night Hike on the Dyke:\nStarted in 2008 the Night Hike on the Dyke was created to give groups an option to experience a smaller version of the well known Scout Night Hike at UBC. It was open to all groups and ages from both Scouting and Guiding programs. The 2026 version of the Hike featured 6 stations throughout the 6km stretch along the South section of the Blue Heron Rotary Loop (https://www.mapleridge.ca/media/file/blue-heron-loop201309260721492609) running between Jerry Sulina Park (https://mapleridge.ca/Facilities/Facility/Details/Jerry-Sulina-Park-77) at 13180 210th Street and the bridge at Harris Road.\n \nThe 2027 version of the event will again take place on the 12km route on April 3\, 2027 starting at 4:00pm. Groups will leave in 15 minute intervals with the last group leaving at 9:00pm.\n \nThe theme will be based on ?? Mystery at this time? ? Each station will have a theme related event in which the group will participate and upon completion the group will be provided with a memento of station. The final station will be put on by the 31st Alouette Baden-Powell Guild who will be serving Hot Chocolate\, Hot Dogs and Cookies\n \nFeatures along the Hike\n- We currently requesting station volunteers for participation along the hike route. Each station will provided with a means of communication\n- We also hoping to have a bicycle patrol who will be patrolling the route and will provide assistance if needed and communication with the organizers on the progress of the groups\n- We are also hoping to be joined by the MedVents on the route to provide any medical assistance if needed along the way.\n \nCost: $10/person\n \nRegistration deadline is February 21st\, 2027 \nPlease Note: When filling out the registration form please fill in a preferred time to start. If your group includes Beavers or Sparks please ask for a start time between 4:00 and 6:00pm. For groups with minimum Cubs or Embers please select a start time between 6:00 and 8:00pm. If your group is Scouts or Guides and older only please choose a start time after 7:00pm. Registration times will be issued on a first come/first served basis.\n \nFor any questions or further information please contact Night Hike Co-Ordinator (mailto:scouterkathy@gmail.com)\n \nWebsite: Night Hike on the Dike (https://www.sfu.ca/~grant/nighthikeonthedike/)\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-49443337417167-0c8ca54d1a350d53f1db X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The 2027 Night Hike on the Dyke:

Started in 2008 the Night Hike on the Dyke was created to give groups an option to experience a smaller version of the well known Scout Night Hike at UBC. It was open to all groups and ages from both Scouting and Guiding programs. The 2026 version of the Hike featured 6 stations throughout the \;6km stretch \;along the South section of the \;Blue Heron Rotary Loop \;running between \;Jerry Sulina Park \;at 13180 210th Street and the bridge at Harris Road.

The 2027 version of the event will again take place on the 12km route on \;April 3\, 2027 \;starting at 4:00pm. Groups will leave in 15 minute intervals with the last group leaving at 9:00pm.

The theme will be based on \;?? Mystery at this time? ? Each station will have a theme related event in which the group will participate and upon completion the group will be provided with a memento of station. The final station will be put on by the 31st Alouette Baden-Powell Guild who will be serving Hot Chocolate\, Hot Dogs and Cookies

Features along the Hike

- We currently requesting station volunteers for participation along the hike route. Each station will provided with a means of communication

- We also hoping to have a bicycle patrol who will be patrolling the route and will provide assistance if needed and communication with the organizers on the progress of the groups

- We are also hoping to be joined by the MedVents on the route to provide any medical assistance if needed along the way.

Cost: $10/person

Registration deadline is February 21st\, 2027 \;

Please Note: When filling out the registration form please fill in a preferred time to start. If your group includes Beavers or Sparks please ask for a start time between 4:00 and 6:00pm. For groups with minimum Cubs or Embers please select a start time between 6:00 and 8:00pm. If your group is Scouts or Guides and older only please choose a start time after 7:00pm. Registration times will be issued on a first come/first served basis.

For any questions or further information please contact \;Night Hike Co-Ordinator

Website: Night Hike on the Dike

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-49443337417167-0c8ca54d1a350d53f1db DTSTART:20270403T230000Z DTEND:20270404T050000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260428T194204Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777405324 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-55363917906843-d857587ae0910adc7048@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scouting Skills - SAVE THE DATE LOCATION:TBD DESCRIPTION:For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-55363917906843-d857587ae0910adc7048 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261128 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261129 LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T055401Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1778651641 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-133824130116322-2faa1936738ac6d99534@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scoutstracker 102 - Section Scouters (Part 2) LOCATION:The Barn\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were new to Scouting this year and are new to using Scoutstracker. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience during the Fall in a Section. Course includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc\n \nScoutstracker Training Dates:\n \nScoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) - Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th\nScoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) - Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st or Oct. 6th\nScoutstracker 103 (Group Commissioners\, Treasurers &\; Registrars) - Includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc. Sessions are available to attend on Oct. 14th or Oct. 29th\n \nScoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th\nScoutstracker 103 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th\n \nEach course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional times will be added if the current dates fill up.\n \nTo Register: Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-133824130116322-2faa1936738ac6d99534 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were new to Scouting this year \;and are new to using Scoutstracker. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience during the Fall in a Section. Course \;includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc

Scoutstracker Training Dates:

Scoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th

Scoutstracker 103 for \;Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th

Each course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional \;times will be added if the current dates fill up.

To Register: \; Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-133824130116322-2faa1936738ac6d99534 DTSTART:20270112T030000Z DTEND:20270112T050000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260705T054849Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1783230529 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-108796030132283-5d446e8dc7a5ebc760f1@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Scoutstracker 101 - Section Scouters (Part 1) LOCATION:The Barn\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were new to Scouting this year and are new to using Scoutstracker. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience during the Fall in a Section. Course includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records.\n\nScoutstracker Training Dates:\n \nScoutstracker 101 (Section Scouters) - Includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 14th or Sept. 29th\nScoutstracker 102 (Section Scouters) - Includes giving credit for OAS\, PAB\, Top Section Awards and Community Service as well as importing youth from another Section to join in on an adventure. Sessions are available to attend on Sept. 21st or Oct. 6th\nScoutstracker 103 (Group Commissioners\, Treasurers &\; Registrars) - Includes approving an AAF\, keeping track of event payments\, importing Youth from MyScouts and hints to make it easy for your Section Scouters to identify age groups\, patrols\, etc. Sessions are available to attend on Oct. 14th or Oct. 29th\n \nScoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th\nScoutstracker 103 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th\n \nEach course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional times will be added if the current dates fill up.\n \nTo Register: Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-108796030132283-5d446e8dc7a5ebc760f1 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Tonight's course is suitable for Scouters who were new to Scouting this year \;and are new to using Scoutstracker. It is helpful if attendees have had some experience during the Fall in a Section. Course includes creating an event in your Calendar\, sending emails\, submitting an AAF to your Group Commissioner and updating Youth records.

Scoutstracker Training Dates:

Scoutstracker 101 for Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 5th

Scoutstracker 103 for \;Scouters who were new in September - same course content as above. Session is on Jan. 13th

Each course is limited to ten people at a time. Additional \;times will be added if the current dates fill up.

To Register: \; Please email Barb at barb.taylor@scouts.ca with your name\, Group name and the Section you volunteer in.

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-108796030132283-5d446e8dc7a5ebc760f1 DTSTART:20270106T030000Z DTEND:20270106T050000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260428T192637Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777404397 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-120359122091510-5234aa61d8e19dd305a8@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Trainer 1 (Day 1 of 2) LOCATION:Erickson House\; Camp McLean - 20315 16th Avenue Langley DESCRIPTION:Are you a Scouter with lots of skills?\n \nWould you like to share those skills with other Scouters?\n \nDon't know how to accomplish it or can't quite get your message across?\n \nCome join us for a couple of Saturdays in 2027 and learn tips and tricks from some long time Scouter Trainers\n \nFebruary 13th and March 13th - full day for which you will need to be able to attend both sessions\n \nCost is $40\nRegistration and payment (e-transfer) to Bernie at eighttengc@gmail.com\nPlease state your full name\, Scout Group and the Section you work in \n \nPre-requisites: Active Scouter 14 years old and up who has completed Woodbadge 1. Completion of Woodbadge 2 is an asset but not mandatory.\n \nAdditional WB beads will not be awarded at the end of this course. However\, you will be rewarded with new knowledge and the confidence to share your knowledge with others.\n \nFor more information contact:\nBernie - eighttengc@gmail.com\nTony - tony.yip@scouts.ca\nDionne - dionne.kozak@scouts.ca\nPam - nicomeklpam@shaw.ca\nBarb - barb.taylor@scouts.ca\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-120359122091510-5234aa61d8e19dd305a8 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Are you a Scouter with lots of skills?

Would you like to share those skills with other Scouters?

Don't know how to accomplish it or can't quite get your message across?

Come join us for a couple of Saturdays in 2027 and learn tips and tricks from some long time Scouter Trainers

February 13th and March 13th - full day for which you will need to be able to attend both sessions

Cost is $40

Registration and payment (e-transfer) to Bernie at eighttengc@gmail.com

Please state your full name\, Scout Group and the Section you work in \;

Pre-requisites: Active Scouter 14 years old and up who has completed Woodbadge 1. Completion of Woodbadge 2 is an asset but not mandatory.

Additional WB beads will not be awarded at the end of this course. However\, you will be rewarded with new knowledge and the confidence to share your knowledge with others.

For more information contact:

Bernie - eighttengc@gmail.com

Tony - tony.yip@scouts.ca

Dionne - dionne.kozak@scouts.ca

Pam - nicomeklpam@shaw.ca

Barb - barb.taylor@scouts.ca

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-120359122091510-5234aa61d8e19dd305a8 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270213 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270214 LAST-MODIFIED:20260523T005038Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1779497438 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-88855480106356-a0afbcb993d2d9973287@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Nite Hike 2027 LOCATION:Pacific Spirit Park DESCRIPTION:Welcome to NiteHike 2027\n \nOpen to Cubs\, Scouts\, Venturers and Rovers!\n \nNiteHike is an all night hike through Pacific Spirit Park near UBC. Participants register in self assigned groups of 4-7 youth plus at least two leaders and hike the approximately 18km of trails in the dark and compete in activity stations for points! The hiking group with the most amount of points is declared the winner\, and has their Group name engraved on the NiteHike trophy for all time!\n \nNiteHike usually has around 800 hikers\; and 20-22 activity stations run by Venturers\, Rovers and Scouters. Groups can complete as many or as few stations as they want.\n \nYouth from Girl Guides\, Scouts Canada\, and Boy Scouts of America are welcome to attend\, with hikers ranging from ages 8 to 80! \n \nFor more information or to register\, visit NiteHike | Welcome to NiteHike! (https://www.nitehike.org/)\n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-88855480106356-a0afbcb993d2d9973287 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Welcome to NiteHike 2027

Open to Cubs\, Scouts\, Venturers and Rovers!

NiteHike is an all night hike through Pacific Spirit Park near UBC. \;Participants register in self assigned groups of 4-7 youth plus at least two leaders and hike the approximately 18km of trails in the dark and compete in activity stations for points! \; \; The hiking group with the most amount of points is declared the winner\, and has their Group name engraved on the NiteHike trophy for all time!

NiteHike usually has around 800 hikers\; and 20-22 activity stations run by Venturers\, Rovers and Scouters. \; \;Groups can complete as many or as few stations as they want.

Youth from Girl Guides\, Scouts Canada\, and Boy Scouts of America are welcome to attend\, with hikers ranging from ages 8 to 80! \;

For more information or to register\, visit NiteHike | Welcome to NiteHike!

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-88855480106356-a0afbcb993d2d9973287 DTSTART:20270411T020000Z DTEND:20270411T130000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260428T195018Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1777405818 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260830T212130Z UID:0-1782-115209097272038-277a41b895e81c5a7545@scoutstracker.ca SUMMARY:Hands Across the Border LOCATION:Peace Arch Border Crossing DESCRIPTION:An annual event where Scouts and Guides from both BC and Washington come together in friendship to shake hands\, trade badges or trinkets and share a common bond.\nMore details to follow as we get closer to the actual date\n \nThis is the contact person for Washington State Parks who is in charge of organizing and coordinating in case you have any questions.\n \nCoordinator is:\n \nRickey Blank\nWashington State Parks &\; Recreation Commission\nPark Ranger 2 L. C. Whatcom Bays Area\nPeace Arch Historical State Park\nPO Box 87\, Blaine\, WA 98231-0087\nOffice: (360) 332-8221\nFAX: (360) 332-1167\nCell: (360) 914-0119\nRickey.Blank@parks.wa.gov (mailto:Rickey.Blank@parks.wa.gov)\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-115209097272038-277a41b895e81c5a7545 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

An annual event where Scouts and Guides from both BC and Washington come together in friendship to shake hands\, trade badges or trinkets and share a common bond.

More details to follow as we get closer to the actual date

This is the contact person for Washington State Parks who is in charge of organizing and coordinating in case you have any questions.

Coordinator is:

Rickey Blank

Washington State Parks &\; Recreation Commission

Park Ranger 2 L. C. Whatcom Bays Area

Peace Arch Historical State Park

PO Box 87\, Blaine\, WA 98231-0087

Office: (360) 332-8221

FAX: (360) 332-1167

Cell: (360) 914-0119

Rickey.Blank@parks.wa.gov

For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-115209097272038-277a41b895e81c5a7545 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270605 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270606 LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T034757Z STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT SEQUENCE:1781063277 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR