The popular Sunday@4 discussion series, now in its fifth season, is soon to start. Mark your calendars for the following exciting line-up of topics (click…
We’re thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Coombs Farmers’ Institute(CFI). Their “Here We Grow” program, funded by the Ministry of Agriculture, teaches traditional skills…
Volunteers for the Canada150 Community Garden are beginning to gear up for their first planting season. Plots are currently being allocated to clients of Nanoose…
The beautiful fall weather we had for the inauguration of the Canada150 Community Garden on Thursday October 26th must be a good omen for an…
Following three successful seasons, the Sunday@4 discussion series will return on October 29th with a wide range of topics chosen by a committee of thirteen volunteers…
Nanoose Bay lost one of our most community-minded residents to a quick and silent cancer on Wednesday, August 23, 2017. Steve Davison gave his time,…
Nanoose Community Services (NCS) is pleased to announce that we have received a grant from the Community Fund for Canada’s 150th to create a community…
The NCS Client Services team now numbers 14 hard-working volunteers. Their responsibilities include the Food Program, Emergency Services, and Education as well as manning the…
It has been a challenging winter weather-wise for most of us, but for some residents of Nanoose Bay the challenge has been much greater. During…
Sydnie Krefting plans to volunteer in elementary schools and orphanages in Thailand before she goes to the University of Victoria to pursue a Bachelor of…