CVTS NEWS
Honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
The Comox Valley continues to honour and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. In 2015, Walking With Our Sisters - K’ómoks opened its door to the community to experience a traveling memorial art installation honouring Missing and Murdered...
Investing in girls is an investment in the future
The Comox Valley Girls’ Group just got a boost from the Canadian Women’s Foundation that will help better prepare girls to become future leaders in our community. CV Girls’ Group is a free, CVTS-run program designed to increase girls’ positive connection to community,...
Building community one yoga class at a time
The Comox Valley is filled with community-minded individuals who continue to think of and support others, even when a pandemic has turned their world upside down, and Catherine Reid is one of those people. Catherine Reid is a yoga instructor who has been teaching in...
New partnership builds community in a pandemic
PHOTO: Current Environmental Partners Rupert Wong (left) and Warren Fleenor practice social distancing with extra big cheque presentation to CVTS Executive Director Heather Ney.Despite global trauma and tragedy, COVID-19 reveals an occasional silver lining. We have...
Thrift Store come-back, round 2!
On June 1st, Too Good To Be Threw will open its doors to the community once again! The Puntledge Road store will open to the public on Monday, though the 5th Street Store will remain closed at this time. This is the second time in a year and a half that the thrift...
COVID-19 and continued services at CVTS
While we continue to navigate the shifting landscape of COVID-19 and our response to the needs of the community, Comox Valley Transition Society is committed to increasing our communications to ensure you are informed of the services available to you, and that you...