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GRSS PAC is changing things up a little this year. Instead of donating items for PAC to sell, you can rent a table for $10 and sell all your treasures yourself! See below for more info: Email This Post
Wear pink today to symbolize that we as a society will NOT tolerate bullying anywhere! Click here to read how it all got started! Email This Post
All proceeds from this fundraiser will be going to the North Island Wildlife Recovery Association to help them build a new bear enclosure. Email This Post
Tickets are $10 each and are available at the Legion. I had the pleasure of seeing these guys a couple years ago in Courtenay, and if you haven’t seen them yet, you’re in for a real treat! They are tons of fun – awesome music and a great time! Email This Post
Saturday February 26th at 7:00pm Come and watch with other fans – there’s always a good crowd! Email This Post
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A second community dialogue event has been planned for residents of Gold River and Tsaxana; this time it is dinner and a movie! Please see the information below: FINDING OUR WAY A film by G. Attili and L. Sandercock Including discussion about the film, our communities, and building aboriginal/non-aboriginal relationships,with special guests:
Date: Thursday, March 10th Time: 5:00-9:00 pm Place: Wameesh Centre (Gymnasium), 50 Ouwatin Rd., Tsaxana, BC This is a FREE EVENT open to all community members of Gold River and Tsaxana, but space is limited so advance registration is required. (Please complete attached registration form)
Registration and Information: By Email: BC Healthy Communities bchc@bchealthycommunities.ca By Phone: Gold River Literacy Society Resource Centre, 1-866-725-4790 (toll-free) Or Sign-up in person: Nuu-Chah-Nulth Tribal Council, 100 Ouwatin Rd., Tsaxana, BC *This project is made possible through funding from the Government of Canada and the Province of BC* Every year Ms. Folkins takes a group of kids from Gold River Secondary School to experience the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. Everyone always has a fantastic time, (broken down school bus not included!) and many kids take part year after year. The kids work to raise the money needed to go, and the money tree fundraiser is a big part of that. Please be generous when the kids come to your door – after all – these are teenagers hoping to experience a bit of culture at the Symphony! A very worthwhile cause! Email This Post
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