Community

The public is invited to a youth led tour of Masters Greenway on July 5 at noon.

Mark Adamson had a close encounter with an orca last year during one of his weekly swims

The Courtenay Canada Day Parade returned for the first time since 2019, and it was welcomed with spectacular weather and thousands of onlookers. The Comox Valley Pipe Band, local dignitaries, an array of classic cars, theatre groups, non-profits, and private businesses alike took part in the parade down 5th Street in Courtenay, getting cheered and applauded every step of the way.

Canada’s 155th birthday is on Friday, July 1

International student Casey Caldwell is preparing for the next phase of her career, thanks to the supports and services at North Island College.

The Comox Valley Regional District each year provides a variety of granting opportunities to non-profit and charitable organizations. The Rural Community Grant program (formerly known as Grant-in-Aid) was launched in January 2021 to help any non-profit community organization apply for funding that benefits the general community.

Comox Valley Schools has been successful in its bid to become a provincial online learning school. SD 71’s Navigate/NIDES is the largest online school provider in British Columbia.

TODAY IN B.C.: ’Terry always compared running a marathon a day to going through cancer’

Can you balance on one foot for 10 seconds?

North Island College alum Milena Restan is combining her love of medicine and engineering in ground-breaking stem cell and tissue engineering research to help patients.