Tag: Wounded Warriors

Record $40k raised at third annual Wound Warrior charity hockey game

The Comox Valley’s annual charity hockey game has raised a record amount of money this year. 

Wounded Warriors wrap up trek across Vancouver Island and raise over $230,000 

Eight Wounded Warrior runners were welcomed home by their families and colleagues as they crossed the finish line at...

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

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

Wounded Warriors reach halfway in their run for mental health awareness 

Supporters from across the Comox Valley gathered to help raise $250,000 and awareness as the team of eight members...

Comox resident to carry flag for Invictus Games

The 2017 Invictus Games go next month, and pay tribute to veterans and current military members. Before the games kick...
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