Downtown Victoria recreation made more comfortable

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The Victoria Cool Aid Society’s Downtown Community Centre has received a revamp thanks to a Rotary donation of $100,000.

Walking past the Victoria Cool Aid Society’s downtown activity centre on Pandora Avenue one might not notice much difference. Step inside, however, and the results of a $130,000 renovation project become more clear. In the newly refurbished computer room, three residents are navigating their way around monitors.

Read the article: Downtown Victoria recreation made more comfortable

Source: Victoria News

Author: Don Descoteau

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