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The area now known as Roberts Creek is the traditional territory of both the First Nations of the Shishalh and Squamish. Roberts Creek is traditionally known as 'Hwah-sam', meaning 'big fat salmon.' Settlers arrived in 1889.

Government licensed care from infancy age 12. English and French introduction programs.

Trail Bicycles is a locally owned and operated bike shop in the Comox Valley. Using bikes, fixing bikes, and selling bikes is what we’re all about. We carry premier brands of mountain, road, BMX, cruiser, and kid’s bikes. Our experienced crew believes in nothing but friendly and reliable service at all times. The only shop on Vancouver Island to sponsor a youth development cycling team, Trail Bicycles also supports Bike-to-Work Week, organizes weekly group rides, and sponsors a team in the annual BC Ride to Conquer Cancer. Give us a call or stop by the shop today. We’re always happy to help!

We are Open Everyday of the year 9:30-5:30 (Except Christmas Day) Located Downtown beautiful Courtenay BC. We are the Comox Valley’s New, Used, and Consignment Sports store with over 6000sq feet! You name it we carry it Ski’s to Squash.

At Ski Tak Hut, winter is our only business We are a true specialty shop with dedicated, experienced, and enthusiastic staff. We also can assist with Boot Fitting and Tuning & Repairs. Ski, Snowboard, Back Country, X-Country, Apparel. Our customer service is second to none and when you leave, we want you to feel excited about the service you received and the products you have purchased. Our mission is simple and hasn’t really changed! Customer service and satisfaction are still number one.

Comox Valley Project Watershed Society is a registered non-profit environmental society with Canadian charitable tax status focused on sensitive habitat stewardship. The organization is guided by a volunteer board and managed by staff. We are also a partner of the Comox Valley Conservation Strategy and have a representative on the Environmental Council.

Children play and grow at Willow Day Care. Willow provides a fun, nurturing, and most of all safe environment for the children of the Comox Valley area to spend their day. Our well-trained, dedicated staff knows the importance of communication with parents to ensure that each child is having the best possible day care experience. Our center is full of children of all ages and different developmental levels. We provide toys, opportunities, and a safe environment for all children to gain skills that will benefit them through out their lives. Most of all, we want your child to enjoy their time with us at Willow Daycare.

We built two homes in 2004, two in 2006, two in 2007 and two in 2009. To raise funds for these home building projects, we build playhouses and sheds to raffle off at fairs and private functions. We do deconstructions, which keeps tons of waste out of the landfills and all recovered building materials are sold at our ReStore locations in Courtenay and Campbell River. Habitat for Humanity is an independent, charitable, faith-based housing program dedicated to the elimination of poverty housing by building homes in partnership with families in need. We build simple, decent, and affordable houses and provide interest-free mortgages to families who would otherwise not be able to purchase their own home. The Habitat program is about home ownership and providing a long-term solution designed to break the poverty cycle. How did Habitat Start? Habitat for Humanity International was founded in 1976 in Americus, Georgia by Millard and Linda Fuller. The program developed from the concept of partnership housing , based on Christian principles, where those in need of adequate shelter work side by side with volunteers from every walk of life to build simple, decent houses. Habitat for Humanity Canada was born in 1985, with the foundation of the first Canadian affiliate in Winkler Manitoba. In early 1988 an Habitat for Humanity Canada national office was established, which is currently located in Waterloo, Ontario. To mobilize volunteers and community partners in building affordable housing and promoting homeownership as a means to breaking the cycle of poverty.