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Last Call to Sign Up for the Treat Trail

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The Sturgeon Point Halloween Treat Trail sign up form is Live until tomorrow (Oct 22).

Reminder that this year’s, Halloween festivities take place on Saturday, October 24th. 

The event starts at 11am at the Park and the Boo Crew is planning a fun-filled day including pumpkin carving and face painting. Later at 6pm, kids and the young at heart can follow the treat trail map to collect their Halloween loot.

Are you or yours participating in this year’s Halloween festivities?  Let us know by filling out the Treat Trail sign up form by October 22 (Thursday.)

Halloween at the Point – Saturday, Oct 24, 2026

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The Halloween Sign Up Form is Live!

Reminder that this year’s, Halloween festivities take place on Saturday, October 24th. 
The event starts at 11am at the Park and the Boo Crew is planning a fun-filled day including pumpkin carving and face painting. Later at 6pm, kids and the young at heart can follow the treat trail map to collect their Halloween loot.

Are you or yours participating in this year’s Halloween festivities?  Let us know by filling out the Halloween sign up form. 

Speaking of the Boo Crew…

Halloween at the Point doesn’t happen by magic, although it might appear that way. We need volunteers to join this year’s Boo Crew and help bring Halloween at the Point to life. Whether you can lend a hand with decorating, set-up, activities or clean-up, we’d love to have you.

Want to join the Boo Crew? Send us an email!

Rain Shelter Restoration – A Community Effort

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There’s good news from the Upper Wharf.

The historic rain shelter – originally built in 1903 and designated a heritage site – just received a much-needed new roof.

Thanks to the generosity and hard work of Andrew Dunnette and Andrew Wilson, materials and labour have been largely donated to help replace the failing roof and protect the structure.

This is just the beginning. Future work will include restoring the woodwork, reinforcing the foundation, and preserving the distinctive architectural details that make this building so special.

The shelter has stood for 123 years – with care, it will continue to serve the Point for generations to come.

Stay tuned for updates and opportunities to support the next phase of restoration!