Community

In honor of the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, Comox Valley Transition Society and the Comox Valley Art Gallery will host a vigil at noon on Monday, Dec. 6, on the plaza in front of the Art Gallery, 580 Duncan Ave in downtown Courtenay.

This year, the Cumberland Community Schools Society (CCSS) has moved its seasonal fundraiser outside for three fun-filled evenings in Cumberland Village Square.

The Comox Valley Concert Band returns to the stage Saturday, Dec. 4 at 2 p.m. with a toe-tappin鈥�, foot-stompin鈥� shindig of dance tunes. The Evergreen Club at the Filberg Centre is sponsoring this popular community event.

Weird Church in Cumberland announces December events focused on the theme, 鈥淟ove Embodied.鈥�

North Island College students will explore Indigenous literature and B.C. history alongside peers from Costa Rica and Japan, thanks to a pair of upcoming virtual exchange programs starting this January.

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2022 dog licences are now available from Courtenay City Hall.

BC Cancer Foundation door-to-door canvassers are in the Comox Valley to introduce local residents to the BC Cancer Foundation and its monthly donor program.

Bus was used by hostel, which was destroyed by fire in 2019

The Adopt-a-Grandparent program is continuing for another Christmas in the Comox Valley.