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We have many books in our library that can assist your research and a great selection of books for sale in our Gift Shop. Check here for a list of just some of the available books in our Research Library and available in our Gift Shop.

"A beautiful and healthy smile is our ultimate goal for each and everyone of you". Our clinic is located in the beautiful town of Shawnigan Lake just above Mason's Store. We accept and appreciate new patients and look forward to meeting you.

Straightline Graphics and Signs, serving Vancouver Island and beyond! From basic, 2 color signs to impressive window displays and everything in between. Ever wanted custom wall paper? To frost your glass shower in the perfect design? Even a type of vinyl, that when printed on looks a lot like stained glass. Removable magnets for your vehicle. Bold, bright lettering for you business window. Eye catching vehicle graphics. Privacy frosting with a twist. Hi Resolution printing up to 54"" wide. Straightline believes in making quality signs from quality material with a design you'll love! We can make your graphic ideas a reality! Phone or email. See us on Facebook.

Conveniently located in one of Vancouver Island's top tourist destinations, owner Erin Butler is a fixture in the town of Lake Cowichan and has been for more than a decade. Opening the shop in it's new location has helped regulars and new arrivals find help when things have gone "a little bit sideways" - keys locked in cars, in homes or cabins, and on occasion at the bottom of the lake or somewhere in Cowichan River. One of the key stops in the Victoria-Duncan-Cowichan-Renfrew-Sooke riding loop, it was an easy decision to bring in more motorcycle keys to go with the campers, trailers, boats, ATVs and fifth wheels that regularly stop by.

When will there be direct flights to Alberta? For the Nanaimo Airport team, this is a frequently asked question. 'We know that our passengers are looking to the future and for us to attract new air carriers and with them new routes and destinations', shares Mike Hooper CEO of Nanaimo Airport Commission. As a part of that growth strategy, the Nanaimo Airport issued a challenge in January 2012 to residents 'use it and they will come.' 'Each time you, your friends and your neighbors fly from YCD, we are one step closer to attracting a new carrier. Although the process of attracting a new carrier can take several years, the reality is the more passengers we attract, the more attractive we become as an airport to new carriers,' explains Hooper.