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Associated Independent Adjusters is a Campbell River-based business. Our services include general insurance, adjustments and appraisals. For your convenience we offer 24 hour service - call today!

We welcome the opportunity to provide the perfect holiday and experiences for you. We are proud to offer quality travel products, service and reliability to you, our valued customers. Our consultants have travelled the world and specialize in Cruising and River Cruises, Adventure Travel, European vacations, Disneyland ,All inclusive vacations and much more!

With more than 120 offices across the country, MNP provides tailored expertise in tax, accounting and a wide range of business advisory services. MNP is there, wherever business takes you

HUB International Insurance Brokers is Canada's largest insurance broker with over 65 offices to serve you in British Columbia.

The founding members of the society are Barbara Mitchell, Comox Band, Lorna Quatel, Campbell River Band, Audrey Wilson, Cape Mudge, Pauline (McCrimmon) Janyst, Da'naxda'xw First Nation.In 1991 these First Nations women came together as a result of their concerns regarding the prevalence of family violence in their communities. Pauline did volunteer work at the Campbell River Family Services in the victim services area; she often had women of ethnic backgrounds along with the First Nations women referred to her. She took this concern to the three First Nations band social development workers and asked if there was something they could do. They first organized a support group that Pauline facilitated with her training as a victim service worker. From then she began seeking funding sources to implement a program.