There was good action at the gym on Sunday.
HAVING A GO There was some fast-moving action at the Comox Recreation Centre gym Sunday afternoon when BC Wheelchair Sports and the BC Wheelchair Rugby Association invited local residents to give wheelchair rugby a try. Provincial team coach Adam Frost was on hand to explain the fine points of the popular sport. The Have a Go Day event was part of the Bridging the Gap Initiative
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