Komoks First Nation

The Comox Valley Lion's Club is part of the expansive Lions International network, which consists of 1.4 million Lions serving in 49,000 clubs across 200 countries and regions. Focused on making a global impact, the organization unites individuals dedicated to serving their local communities and addressing pressing global challenges through acts of kindness. Generated from the website

The Royal Canadian Legion in Courtenay, Canada, offers hall rentals for special events and provides veteran services to military and RCMP members and their families. They aim to promote remembrance, serve their communities, and support reconciliation efforts. With a focus on assisting veterans in their transition back to civilian life, the Legion provides free services to help with paperwork, referrals, and accessing disability benefits. Their social club features activities like meat draws, bingo, pool tables, and dart boards, creating a welcoming space for members and the public to enjoy. Generated from their website

The Comox District Teachers' Association, located in Courtenay, Canada, is a local organization representing all members employed by School District 71. As local 71 of the British Columbia Teachers Federation, their objectives include promoting public education, striving for excellence in working conditions and professional development, and acting as the bargaining agent for their members. Respecting the traditional territory of the Pentlatch, Eiksan, and Kmoks First Nation, the CDTA actively engages in the work of the BCTF to advocate for teachers' rights and wellness. With a dedicated executive committee overseeing various aspects of the association, the CDTA is committed to supporting and representing teachers in all matters related to their employment. Generated from their website