Tag: Recreation

Cumberland adopts amenity cost charges bylaw to fund recreation, daycare facilities

The Village of Cumberland has approved a new amenity cost charge. 

Island Health urges water safety to prevent drownings

As people head to the water this summer, Island Health urges you to be water safe. In an Accidental Drowning...

Valley pilot project aims to ease recreational financial barriers for young people

Kids 18 and under may now have an easier time getting into activities. The three municipalities of Comox, Courtenay and...

New seniors recreation program coming to Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, B.C. – A new program is set to be launched in Cumberland that will help seniors get active. Choose...

Contamination closes Aquatic Centre wave pool and slides

COURTENAY, B.C. - Residents hoping to enjoy the wave pool at the Comox Valley Aquatic Centre in Courtenay will...

Changes made to Special Needs Recreation

COURTENAY, BC- Some behind-the-scenes changes have been made to the local Special Needs Recreation (SNR) program for adults. SNR was...

RD hosting workshops to gather feedback on rec centres

A pair of workshops are taking place this week to discuss indoor recreation in the Comox Valley. The Comox...

CVRD seeks feedback for Indoor Rec Facilities Master Plan

The Regional District is looking for feedback on indoor recreation facilities in the Comox Valley. RD spokesperson Jennifer Zbinden says...
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