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Comox Valley Child Development Association unveils new mural

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The works of artists from across the country and around the world are represented in a large mural for...

New Child Development Association autism centre taking shape

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COURTENAY, B.C. - It's coming along nicely. That's the word from Joanne Schroeder, Executive Director of the Comox Valley Child...

Child Development Association Telethon Goes This Weekend

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This weekend marks the 42nd annual Comox Valley Child Development Association telethon. CVCDA Executive Director Joanna Schroeder says there will...

Province provides funding for Pathways to Healing Partnership

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The Province is providing $60,000 towards a program aimed at helping high-risk children. The Pathways to Healing Partnership is a...

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