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X-WR-CALNAME:Pack (Scouters): 12th New Westminster (Pack B - Kelvin)
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DTSTAMP:20260414T182953Z
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SUMMARY:Winter Camp Trailer Packing
LOCATION:Locker G902\; 94 Braid Street\, New Westminster
DESCRIPTION:Trailer packing for Mt Seymour Winter Camp. Each section should send at least one scouter.\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-135892251716689-e04c484e3845c1229740
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Trailer packing for Mt Seymour Winter Camp. Each section should send at least one scouter.
For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-135892251716689-e04c484e3845c1229740
DTSTART:20260110T180000Z
DTEND:20260110T200000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260228T015615Z
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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SEQUENCE:1772243775
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UID:0-1782-195199953896550-b33c0a54c52881116fcf@scoutstracker.ca
SUMMARY:Pack A & B Camp Review and Planning Meeting
LOCATION:Ash Room\; New Westminster Library 716 6th Ave New Westminster
DESCRIPTION: \nHello Pack B Scouters Riva from Pack A \nHas scheduled an an important scouter meeting for both Oacks \n \nEvent Overview\nName: Camp Review / Future Planning\nDate/Time: Sat\, Nov 15 @ 10:30am &rarr\; 12:30pm\nLocation: Ash Street Room\; New Westminster Public Library\n\nLink to this event\n \n0-1504-49980719287921-1883832848a84218a5f0\n \nHi Scouters\, \n \nI've booked the library meeting room (Ash room is on the 2nd floor) for a camp review/planning meeting so we can review the successes and challenges of our first two camps of the year and start thinking through logistics for the January camp on Seymour and our year end camp at Horne Lake.\n \nAgenda:\n \nReview of cub-start camp\nReview of Whonnock\nScouter availability for upcoming Seymour Camp and Year End Camp\nCuboree vs camping weekend\nCamp prep/planning - Seymour\nCamp prep/planning - Year End\nScoutstracker training (if time permits and folks have interest)\n \n \n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-195199953896550-b33c0a54c52881116fcf
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\nHello Pack B Scouters Riva from Pack A \;
\nHas scheduled \; an an important scouter meeting for both Oacks \;
\n \;
\nEvent Overview
\nName: Camp Review / Future Planning
\nDate/Time: Sat\, Nov 15 @ 10:30am &rarr\; 12:30pm
\nLocation: Ash Street Room\; New Westminster Public Library
\n \;
\n \;
\nLink to this event
\n \;
\n0-1504-49980719287921-1883832848a84218a5f0
\n \;
\nHi Scouters\, \;
\n \;
\nI've booked the library meeting room (Ash room is on the 2nd floor) for a camp review/planning meeting so we can review the successes and challenges of our first two camps of the year and start thinking through logistics for the January camp on Seymour and our year end camp at Horne Lake.
\n \;
\nAgenda:
\n \;
\nReview of cub-start camp
\nReview of Whonnock
\nScouter availability for upcoming Seymour Camp and Year End Camp
\nCuboree vs camping weekend
\nCamp prep/planning - Seymour
\nCamp prep/planning - Year End
\nScoutstracker training (if time permits and folks have interest)
\n \;
\n \;
For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-195199953896550-b33c0a54c52881116fcf
DTSTART:20251115T183000Z
DTEND:20251115T203000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260228T015652Z
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SEQUENCE:1772243812
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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 23rd anniversary) - together we can accomplish more!! Please take a look at the attached 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).\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 $5 per Scouter to 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 $5 per Scouter to 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=0-1782-10243144485174-dd61a1467af52087ac4d
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 23rd anniversary) - together we can accomplish more!! \; Please take a look at the attached 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).
\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 $5 per Scouter to 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 $5 per Scouter to 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.
For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-10243144485174-dd61a1467af52087ac4d
DTSTART:20250827T020000Z
DTEND:20250827T040000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250905T134435Z
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SUMMARY:Camp Seymour Planning Meeting
LOCATION:OnLine
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Meeting ID :262 128 400 296 46
\nPassword: 4LJ9hH2v
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\n \;
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For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-120046813812020-4870077ddaf3db1f9f20
DTSTART:20260108T040000Z
DTEND:20260108T060000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260228T015619Z
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SUMMARY:Black Tip Camp (Cubs) 2026
LOCATION:Camp Linley @ 43830 Frost Road\, Lindell Beach (Chilliwack Area)
DESCRIPTION:Black Tip 2026 is booked for Camp Linley on April 17-19. We had planned to have the camp at Kearsley Creek recreational site\, and even completed a site visit in December. Kearsley will enable us to expand the camp substantially. However\, due to flooding in other areas\, Kersley cannot be made available for us this year. We will plan to hold the camp at Kearsley in 2027.\n The first Black Tip camp was held at Camp Linley and we'll be back there again this year. To support this we'll have our first planning meeting in the next couple weeks. \n \nDates: April 17-19th\nLocation. Camp Linley\, 43830 Frost Rd\, Lindell Beach\, BC \n \n The focus of Black Tip this year\, and going forward is leadership and teamwork. To that end\, I'm proposing the following format for the main camp activities. The camp should be challenging\, and rewarding\, while giving the cubs a safe place to both succeed and fail.\n \n Stations:\n* Station activities should challenge the cubs. Points will be awarded based on teamwork\, along with completing the tasks. The goal is to reward leadership\, teamwork\, and the scouting spirit. \n* To encourage leadership\, we suggest having 3-4 challenges for the cubs at each station:\n o Each challenge should be something that requires most of the cubs to complete\, requiring teamwork.\n o Challenges should be able to be completed out of order\, requiring the cubs to decide which to tackle first along with leadership to organize the group.\n o If desired\, a final challenge that requires the previous ones to complete can be included.\n Logistics:\n* Each attending group will setup a station. Troop are invited to help operate stations\, but should be attending for that purpose. \n* Runners\, Trackers and Howlers will move through stations by year. This means they will be with cubs they don't know and one age group will be at a station at a time. Activity difficulty should be adjusted accordingly.\nRequest: \n >\; Please respond to myself with your interest in attending the camp this year. We appreciate that given the updated location and dates\, it may be an obstacle for some attendees. (stephen.churchill@gmail.com) \n >\; If you cannot attend this year\, but would still like to be involved in planning 2026 or 2027\, you're welcome to participate. We'll be forming a Black Tip Camp Committee to support the camp in 2026 and beyond.\n \nThanks\nStephen Churchill\nBlack Tip Camp Coordinator\n1st Haney Pack B Akela\nstephen.churchill@gmail.com\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-74989559036136-a52bd2b5de37e6f563ee
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Black Tip 2026 is booked for Camp Linley on April 17-19. \; \; We had planned to have the camp at Kearsley Creek recreational site\, and even completed a site visit in December. \; Kearsley will enable us to expand the \;camp substantially. \; However\, due to flooding in other areas\, Kersley cannot be made available for us this \;year. \; We will plan to hold the camp at Kearsley in 2027.
\n \; \; The first Black Tip camp was held at Camp Linley and we'll be back there again this year. \; \;To support this we'll have our first planning meeting in the next couple weeks. \;
\n \; \;
\nDates: \; April 17-19th
\nLocation. Camp Linley\, 43830 Frost Rd\, Lindell Beach\, BC \;
\n \;
\n \; \;The focus of Black Tip this year\, and going forward is leadership and teamwork. \; To that end\, I'm proposing the following format for the main camp activities. \; The camp should be challenging\, and rewarding\, while giving the cubs a safe place to both succeed and fail.
\n \;
\n \; \;Stations:
\n\n- Station activities should challenge the cubs. \; Points will be awarded based on teamwork\, along with completing the tasks. \; The goal is to reward leadership\, teamwork\, and the scouting spirit. \;
\n- To encourage leadership\, we suggest having 3-4 challenges for the cubs at each station:
\n\n- Each challenge should be something that requires most of the cubs to complete\, requiring teamwork.
\n- Challenges should be able to be completed out of order\, requiring the cubs to decide which to tackle first along with leadership to organize the group.
\n- If desired\, a final challenge that requires the \;previous ones to complete can be included.
\n
\n
\n \; \; Logistics:
\n\n- Each attending group will setup a station. \; Troop are invited to help operate stations\, but should be attending for that purpose. \;
\n- Runners\, Trackers and Howlers will \;move through \;stations by year. \; This means they will be with cubs they \;don't know and one age group will be at a station at a time. \; Activity difficulty should be \;adjusted accordingly.
\n
\nRequest: \;
\; \;>\; Please respond to myself with your interest in attending the camp this year. \; We appreciate that given the updated location and dates\, it may be an obstacle for some attendees. (stephen.churchill@gmail.com) \;
\n \; \;>\; If you cannot attend this year\, but would still like to be involved in planning 2026 or 2027\, you're welcome to participate. \; We'll be forming a Black Tip Camp Committee to support the camp in 2026 and beyond.
\n \;
\nThanks
\nStephen Churchill
\nBlack Tip Camp Coordinator
\n1st Haney Pack B Akela
\nstephen.churchill@gmail.com
For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-74989559036136-a52bd2b5de37e6f563ee
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260417
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260420
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SUMMARY:Camp Wolf Howl
LOCATION:Camp Barnard (3202 Young Lake Road\, Sooke\, BC)
DESCRIPTION:| Wolf Howl is Vancouver Island's biggest annual overnight Cub Scout camp. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet with Packs from across the region and exchange stories\, ideas\, and experiences. Youth will participate in a series of stations which include skills\, crafts\, team games\, and challenges.\n \nRegistration is now open at https://scouts.doubleknot.com/event/vancouver-island-wolf-howl-2026/3132532 (https://wkl4nf8ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Xr_y2vN_g3ayzWoobZMgXL3O6caEDfPlWnp_kqjyOjQ0J_i04xnYJWWZLrYjzFS4gqB5s4PJLWaE5q4QOzXaqpqcLkxHNwTHhNIVG4anWqZKoEmWSOGPnnuHCqtjCIn-uXqm3oROWofZ3B5qHPlkmaaaI4aCIBXdvMvq36cPF6ifcm2U95grrn54VrlZ43Md8qW2U50W6aK_cQPxPzP-Xy_4v_bkaPQI&\;c=BWE59hREwXN3X9f89OOREjmRl4dTI2XTLfUTjxaLC6wxqSOPk_RW8Q==&\;ch=DlUhRtNwV5JEOreePxcejYz0kpKWm2IK15iBBF5Hf2HtjdAApmLtOQ==)\n \nWho: Cubs and 3rd year Beavers who are invited by their Cub Pack\nWhere: Camp Barnard (3202 Young Lake Rd\, Sooke\, BC)\nWhat: A combination skills and social camp for Cubs and their Scouters plus any 3rd year Beavers invited by their Cub Pack. This is a great time to introduce any Beavers and Colony Scouters who might be coming up to the Pack soon to what Cub camp can be like.\nWhen: May 22nd-24th 2026 (this is the weekend AFTER the long weekend)\nWhy: Because it's fun and it helps Packs feel more connected to other Packs.\n \nFor more information including planning and information meetings please go to the Event website at:\nhttps://www.scouts.ca/councils/western/cascadia/cascadia-calendar/wolf-howl.html (https://wkl4nf8ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Xr_y2vN_g3ayzWoobZMgXL3O6caEDfPlWnp_kqjyOjQ0J_i04xnYJbt-JhKryQpsmQ3LsLqn2NM6Fa5vaCJiKToGv-6Dkd0qJvsQ1biDbjS0fMnAQDtyTuMPmWVh06z3n0mCuZlQLWcpZhvZ7f0VFn-JHy8XzERC5SMvVWK-fR1u7I_5Zo6gUbVGMRlZPya96ZVms16oRHkMEOdDxbGHRXGspFQEjW546jdCSJ1pmmI=&\;c=BWE59hREwXN3X9f89OOREjmRl4dTI2XTLfUTjxaLC6wxqSOPk_RW8Q==&\;ch=DlUhRtNwV5JEOreePxcejYz0kpKWm2IK15iBBF5Hf2HtjdAApmLtOQ==)\nReal time information and discussion can be found on our Discord Server using this link (https://wkl4nf8ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Xr_y2vN_g3ayzWoobZMgXL3O6caEDfPlWnp_kqjyOjQ0J_i04xnYJWWZLrYjzFS4H8MSzDOu6OYoeu4tfyhbt-WrolyeYOftRpsCSQty1o9MThgwC0drOWAdVhjYEJqcLUUUuIzRm0Hfkp-3sB4a0ppXRiaupkE6&\;c=BWE59hREwXN3X9f89OOREjmRl4dTI2XTLfUTjxaLC6wxqSOPk_RW8Q==&\;ch=DlUhRtNwV5JEOreePxcejYz0kpKWm2IK15iBBF5Hf2HtjdAApmLtOQ==).\n \nQuestions about the camp can be directed to viwolfhowl@gmail.com (mailto:viwolfhowl@gmail.com) |\n\nFor more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to\nhttps://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-47265355310967-99c690eab7ad4c5d353a
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n\n\n| \n Wolf Howl is Vancouver Island&rsquo\;s biggest annual overnight Cub Scout camp. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet with Packs from across the region and exchange stories\, ideas\, and experiences. Youth will participate in a series of stations which include skills\, crafts\, team games\, and challenges. \n \; \nRegistration is now open at \;https://scouts.doubleknot.com/event/vancouver-island-wolf-howl-2026/3132532 \n \; \nWho: \;Cubs and 3rd \;year Beavers who are invited by their Cub Pack \nWhere: \;Camp Barnard (3202 Young Lake Rd\, Sooke\, BC) \nWhat: \;A combination skills and social camp for Cubs and their Scouters plus any 3rd \;year Beavers invited by their Cub Pack. This is a great time to introduce any Beavers and Colony Scouters who might be coming up to the Pack soon to what Cub camp can be like. \nWhen: \;May 22nd-24th \;2026 (this is the weekend AFTER the long weekend) \nWhy: \;Because it&rsquo\;s fun and it helps Packs feel more connected to other Packs. \n \; \nFor more information including planning and information meetings please go to the Event website at: \nhttps://www.scouts.ca/councils/western/cascadia/cascadia-calendar/wolf-howl.html \; \nReal time information and discussion can be found on our \;Discord Server using this link. \n \; \nQuestions about the camp can be directed to \;viwolfhowl@gmail.com \n | \n
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For more details on this ScoutsTracker event\, go to https://scoutstracker.ca/cubs/view?event=0-1782-47265355310967-99c690eab7ad4c5d353a
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260522
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260525
LAST-MODIFIED:20260226T221306Z
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
SEQUENCE:1772143986
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