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Youth Innovation Showcase calls for innovative student submissions

Youth Innovation Showcase calls for innovative student submissions

The Youth Innovation Showcase is back for its fourth year in 2022. The Science Fair Foundation BC is calling all young innovators from BC and the Yukon who are working on the next STEM breakthrough to share their ideas for this year’s virtual competition by submitting a 45-second pitch video explaining their innovative project.
Hands On Farm opening for the season at Filberg Park in Comox

Hands On Farm opening for the season at Filberg Park in Comox

The Hands-on Farm at the Filberg Heritage Lodge in Comox opens on June 13 for another summer of family fun.
Comox Valley Monarch Lions Club golf ball drop fundraiser returns

Comox Valley Monarch Lions Club golf ball drop fundraiser returns

The inaugural Comox Valley Monarch Lions Club Golf Ball Drop fundraiser, in 2021, proved so successful, the Lions are doing it again.
Comox’s Gardens on Anderton now open for the season

Comox’s Gardens on Anderton now open for the season

The Anderton Therapeutic Garden Society (ATGS) is happy to welcome the public to the Gardens on Anderton, at last.
Dog club holds obedience trials in Merville

Dog club holds obedience trials in Merville

The Forbidden Plateau group has been around since 1972
Comox Valley students finish on top at Canadian Improv Games

Comox Valley students finish on top at Canadian Improv Games

Highland’s “Technically…It’s improv” won senior competition for first time
New Island program encourages reading right away to newborn babies

New Island program encourages reading right away to newborn babies

Roots to Read launched last month at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital
For the love of animals ‘lock-in’ during BC SPCA fundraiser

For the love of animals ‘lock-in’ during BC SPCA fundraiser

BC SPCA hosts their lock-in for love fundraiser this month
Comox Valley school district cycling program teaches students how to ride safely

Comox Valley school district cycling program teaches students how to ride safely

With spring now in full swing, School District 71 is asking drivers in the Comox Valley to watch out and keep safe distance from groups of students cycling on local roads.
DUCHESS OF DIRT: Scintillation and horrors in the garden

DUCHESS OF DIRT: Scintillation and horrors in the garden

Surprisingly, not all is doom and gloom in the garden now the weather is warming. We had an explosion of blossoms on our espalier apple tree and wonder of wonders… the sun shone long enough to bring out the honey bees.