Community

By Tanis Gower

Three students from the Comox Valley had a chance to connect and compete with their peers from all over British Columbia at the annual #DHH Proud event for deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) students, held in Burnaby.

It’s always nice to have visitors drop by, especially when you’re having an open house. On Thursday, June 8, L’Arche Comox Valley rolled out the welcome mat at the I Belong Centre at 1465 Grieve Ave. to share what the community hub offers.

VinoSpa Noble Skincare presents VinoSpa Speaks Out, a speakers series providing opportunities to learn, share and understand topics that profoundly impact our community and society as a whole.

Courtenay Recreation is disappointed to announce the cancellation of this year’s Father’s Day Kite Fly event.

Family Fishing Day is an opportunity to tackle fishing for the first time or indulge in a lifelong passion. B.C. Wildlife Federation member clubs are hosting family-friendly events all over British Columbia in partnership with the Freshwater Fisheries Society of B.C.

The sanitary sewer installation and alignment through the Lazo Hill area of the Comox Valley Sewer Conveyance Project have changed – and the Comox Valley Regional District wants to share details about the revision and its impact to the community.

By Ellen Presley

Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North is seeking a Comox Valley family with accessibility needs to partner with them to become homeowners in the current build project at 1375 Piercy Avenue.

This is the time of year for summer Chinook salmon to begin migrating up the Puntledge River system. This includes adult salmon moving through the six-kilometre stretch of river from the generating station to the Puntledge River diversion dam, then through the fish ladder at the dam, and ultimately migrating past the Comox Dam into the reservoir.