Join in some festive fun at a free Skate with Santa and Mrs. Claus Dec. 17.

Skate with Santa

Residents of all ages are invited to a free Skate With Santa and Mrs. Claus offered by the Comox Valley Regional District, in partnership with Comox Valley McDonald’s.

The skate happens Sunday, Dec. 17 from 1:15 – 3:15 p.m. in Arena 2 at the CVRD Sports Centre. Limited skate rentals are available, so be sure to arrive early. And remember to bring your camera or smartphone to have your picture taken with Santa and Mrs. Claus on the Zamboni between 1:15 and 1:45 p.m. Enjoy holiday music, as well as coffee and hot chocolate by donation to Ronald McDonald House.

“We’re excited to partner with Comox Valley McDonald’s again this year to offer this free skate for the community to enjoy,” manager of recreation services Susan Bullock said. “This festive family event is a great opportunity to fit in some activity during the busy holiday season.”

FMI: www.comoxvalleyrd.ca/rec

Previous story
Duchess of Dirt: Tips for selecting the perfect Christmas tree
Next story
Yukon the dog safely home after two weeks lost on the Alaska Highway

Just Posted

Elizabeth May juggles Island tour to make stop in Comox

Green leader takes exception to latest tactics from the NDP over minority government question

Comox Valley Schools first district in Canada to sign all schools to Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Fund School Legacy program

The Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) announced in August that… Continue reading

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh to campaign in Port Alberni

Singh joins Courtenay-Alberni candidate for rally to kick off final weekend before election

Natural playground among plans for funds raised at upcoming Comox Valley Child Development Association Telethon

On Sunday, Nov. 3, the Comox Valley Child Development Association (CVCDA) will… Continue reading

Comox Valley Regional District agrees to Union Bay governance study

Process will consider whether community should convert services to the region

Scheer, Trudeau, Singh haggle over potential minority government outcome

If you believe the polls, it appears the Liberals and Conservatives are neck-and-neck

Canucks beat Stanley Cup champs 4-3 in a shootout

Leivo nets winner, Vancouver dumps St. Louis for fourth straight win

Campbell River homicide suspects arrested in Vancouver

Two men remain in custody, but have not been charged

‘The more you test, the more you find’: Beef recalls a sign of success, experts say

Despite appearances, experts say a recent rise in major recalls is not a sign of food supply problems

With $4M investment, Camosun College offers first sonography program on Vancouver Island

Starting in May 2020 students from Vancouver Island can pursue a career in sonography

Elizabeth May confirms plan to eliminate fish farming in open ocean pens

Green Party leader stops in Qualicum Beach as part of Island campaign

STRIKE: WFP and USW are back at the table for mediation

“No further updates until either an agreement is reached or one party or the other breaks off talks”

Pole-climbing thieves pilfering wire in Parksville Qualicum Beach area

Repairs are costly and thefts jeopardize public safety

Japanese buyer expands wood pellet contract with B.C.’s Pinnacle

Mitsui and Co. increases contract with Interior energy producer

Most Read