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End 2 End riders finish 48 hour trek, surpassing fundraising goal

Community My Comox Valley Now -
Eight cyclists wrapped up the first-ever End2End relay Thursday at the Trek Bicycle Store in Victoria, not only finishing...

Wounded Warriors set their eye on the prize during last day of fundraising 

Sports Justin Baumgardner -
Wound Warriors participants were greeted with open arms as they arrived at the Duncan Fire Hall where they announced...

End2End Cancer cycling relay hopes to raise $100k for Island Kids Cancer Association

Sports My Comox Valley Now -
A new charity bike ride to help fight childhood cancer will traverse Vancouver Island this June. Andy Dunstan was a...

Donors help VIU break fundraising record 

Community Justin Baumgardner -
Vancouver Island University has set a new benchmark as they wrap up their annual Giving Tuesday campaign to help...

Cumberland Resident Starts Fundraiser for Victim of Stroke

News Justin Goulet -
A Cumberland resident has started a fundraising page for a husband and father who recently suffered a stroke. Joe Ronan...

Heads get shaved at Tour de Rock stop

News Jonathan Szekeres -
Another day in the valley for riders on the Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock, as they rolled into...

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