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LINC Youth Centre stays closed amidst flooding concerns

The City of Courtenay and Courtenay Recreation continue to monitor the weather conditions and have decided that due to potential flooding in the area, the LINC Youth Centre will remain closed until Monday, November 14th.

The City says there may also be interruptions to programs and facility operations at the Lewis Centre. Further details can be found through the city of Courtenay’s website, as well as the City’s Facebook and Twitter pages.

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