Community

Campbell River Rotary Club is doing something a little different this year with funds raised at the March for Children.

It’s time to get serious about landing your summer job and the Foodsafe Level 1 course could be just the fix you need to round out your skills

Members of CUPE local 401 $250 donated to the International Co-op students trip to Nepal to build an irrigation system. Timberline principal Kevin Harrison (left) was on hand when CUPE member Diane Bell (blue jacket) presented the cheque to student travelers Chantey Ross (blonde hair) and Amanda Lowe and Co-op teacher Barb Izard.

The new Vancouver Island Crisis Line – one number for the whole Island (1-888-494-3888) – has completed its first year of operation

Earl and Norma Lewis, along with administrator Jonathan Brenner (centre), cut into the cake last Thursday to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and the third anniversary of the New Horizons care facility. Residents were also treated to songs from Georgia Park Elementary choir.

One of the best ways Campbell River family caregivers can prepare for the journey with dementia is by learning about the disease and what to expect throughout the progression.

Ocean Grove Elementary is receiving two special gifts from a local carver

If you want to learn more about gardening in Campbell River, you can check out a unique series of talks offered by ElderCollege.

The first day of Spring is just around the corner and it’s time to lace up those runners and go for a walk.

Two new counselling groups are available to the public: Positive Anger Management for Men, and Couples Clinic