Campbell River Women in Business

Leading The Way Campbell River’s

WOMEN IN BUSINESS

“Define success on your own terms, achieve it by your own rules, and build a life you’re proud to live.”

– Anne Sweeney (President of Walt Disney)

CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR Women in

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Allison Kilby

Pioneer Home Hardware Building Centre

With a personal vision to be a role model of entrepreneurship and to foster the spirit of enterprise within our community, Allison Kilby of Home Hardware Building Centre in Campbell River is proud to call herself a woman in business. As the 4th generation of the Thulin family heritage in Campbell River, Allison firmly believes in the Thulin value that our business is only as strong as the community we in ourselves support.

250-287-7147 1270 Dogwood Street, Campbell River | www.homehardware.ca

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Annagret Levesque - Regional Property Manager Northern Property Limited Partnership Being a property manager for several buildings is definitely exciting, challenging and rewarding. My commitment, enthusiasm and strong leadership skills enable me to lead a small, but talented team of diverse individuals to help execute the daily requirements of maintaining the operation of residential buildings. Being born and raised in Campbell River has helped me further my career by knowing the area and many of the community members. I have had the opportunity to live and work in other cities but keep coming back to Campbell River for its beauty and the people!

250-286-3320 #105-710 Dogwood Street, Campbell River | www.npreit.com

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Frances Ferguson , M.Ed

Frances Ferguson

– Registered Clinical Counsellor

Registered Clinical Counsellor Fran is a skilled therapist with 15 years experience, offering compassionate, supportive listening, a gentle sense of humor, and Fran is a skilled therapist with 15 years experience, offering compassionate, practical, solid tools to support change. She works extensively with supportive listening, a gentle sense of struggling humor, and solid tools to couples, and with anyone frompractical, anxiety, depression, grief, support change. relationship She worksconfl extensively with couples and with anyone struggling icts, or dissatisfaction with their life. Fran also regularly with anxiety, depression, grief, relationship conflicts, orwww.francesferguson.com dissatisfaction with their offers workshop-retreats for couples.

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Frances Ferguson, M.Ed., Registered Clinical Counsellor 250-871-7303 (Courtenay) 778-418-1818 (Stories Beach, south of Campbell River) www.francesferguson.com

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Leah Tremain, M.Ed

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Tremain Media

Leah Tremain is CEO of Tremain Media Inc. Tremain Media creates film, print, interactive and web material for numerous clients, including NBC-Universal, YVR and BC Hydro.

Over the last two years, Leah has built the company’s expertise in time-lapse and digital monitoring services. Tremain Media currently has cameras in operation throughout British Columbia, amassing over one million photos to date. “My business is digital, allowing me and my team to work from many different locations. I choose to live in Campbell River - it’s the perfect place to live, work and play.”

Leah trains and competes in Judo and Brazilian Jujitsu, is a public speaker and is the Rotary International District 5020 Literacy Chair.

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Dr. Ingrid Pincott, ND Naturopathic Physician Do you have depression, anxiety, hormonal imbalances, irritability for no reason, insomnia or an inability to handle stress? Are you now developing chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, menopause, PMS and frequent infections?

In both men and women if your adrenal glands are worn out then your body does not have the reserve to help you prevent these symptoms. At this point you may start to use sleeping medications for insomnia, caffeine to keep you alert and prescriptions for anxiety and depression.

Exhausted adrenals or hypoadrenia is not a diagnosis in conventional medicine.

Naturopathic medicine is very well suited to diagnose and recharge these very important “battery cells” called the adrenal glands. There is a treatment program for every budget that is geared for not only treatment but also prevention. Are you ready to get that spring back into your step?

250-286-3655 or 1-800-898-6699 | Suite 300 Chateau Building 1170 Shoppers Row | www.drpincott.com

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Dedicated to Excellence

Candice Lowery, Owner & Sara Welsh, Director Eden Street Salon & Day Spa “Our goal in business is to give each and every salon and spa guest the utmost personal care and individual attention! We want to create value for your service experience and always continue to earn your business. I am very proud of the professionals that I work side by side with; we have some of Campbell River’s most talented stylists, estheticians, body therapists and Registered Massage Therapists. Sara and I strive to lead Eden Street to continued success in the community and to listen to the needs and wants of our guests. We feel blessed to be working in such a rewarding, enjoyable career and to be able to offer such a wonderful service!” says Candice.

With 12 years in business and winning Best Spa and Salon for 2013 by the community, they would like to express their sincere appreciation for your continued support and the relationships they have established with their many guests.

250-923-2086 2701 Eden Street, Campbell River | www.edenstreetspa.com

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Betty Lee & Trammy Tran

Thong’s Jewellery

Thongs Jewellery has been providing Campbell River the highest standard of jewellery and service for the past 29 years. In 2007, Thong’s daughter Betty took over the business with the help of sister Trammy. Being a man who loves his craft, Thong is not far away as he still participates in the building of the most beautiful unique one-of-a-kind pieces.

Thong’s is known for their unbelievable custom designed jewellery. Any piece can be hand crafted to meet your specific taste. Their Canadian diamonds are 100% guaranteed mined, cut and polished in Canada. They offer a variety of breath taking rings, watches, wedding bands, pendants, chains and bracelets.

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend and so are Betty and Trammy. They offer on-site repairs and will answer any question you have. These sisters have grown up in the business and are extremely knowledgeable about their craft. Customer service is extremely important at Thong’s as they want to ensure everyone leaves with their vision achieved.

Thong’s Jewellery 250-287-4042 | #40-1270 Dogwood St., Campbell River

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Victoria Hunt & Owner Kim Jarvis Shadoe Intimates Inc. As the owner and operator of Shadoe Intimates Inc., Kim Jarvis is a true small business operator. You can find her most days, smiling behind the counter, helping customers with their intimate lifestyle choices and most evenings at home with her husband Mike. Kim is on the board of the BPWN and the Chamber of Commerce. Kim believes that charity begins at home in her community and donates to local causes every month.

Known for “the best customer service in a retail store” Kim and her staff make shopping at Shadoe Intimates comfortable and fun. Celebrating 11 years in business, Shadoe Intimates is Campbell River’s only place to get Playthings for your Plaything. The store has seen many changes over the years including a move to a larger, more accessible store on 10th Avenue.

Visit Kim and Victoria at Shadoe Intimates Inc. where you can always find Playthings for your Plaything.

250-286-0551 249 - 10th Ave, Campbell River | www.shadoeintimates.com

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Phone: 250-287-5100 or 866-387-5100 Fax: 250-287-5105 claire.trevena.mla@leg.bc.ca • www.clairetrevena.ca

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At the endMillennium of the 19th century, Park men whoin had Courtenay joined the armed ser- women had won the right to vote in Simms the factories replaced families as the vices, but the labour shortage was not all provinces except Québec, where main productive unit. Factory work severe enough to warrant their large- the struggle continued until 1940.

50 Island Hwy. near theAlthough 5th women St. bridge involvedOld long hours, low wages and scale employment.

In 1929 women were recognized as often brutal working conditions. In 1901 women comprised 13% of the total labour force and the female labour-force participation rate was 14%.

The majority of women were employed as servants, dressmakers, teachers, seamstresses, tailors, housekeepers, launderers, milliners and saleswomen.

During the first half of the 20th century, the number of jobs available to women was limited and strong sentiment existed against married women working outside the home.

During WWI, women replaced

did men’s jobs, they did not receive men’s wages. At the end of the war, women were strongly encouraged to leave the work force and married women employed by government were legislated out of it. By 1921, 65% of all women workers were in clerical, domestic service and professional (mainly teaching and nursing) occupations.

In the early part of the 20th century, women’s fight for equality focused on political rights and was characterized by the suffrage movement. The right to the federal vote was finally won in 1918, and by 1922

“persons” eligible to hold a seat in the Canadian Senate.

Production and employment expanded enormously with WWII and once again employers hired single and then married women to do men’s jobs, once again for lower wages. At the end of the war the incentives were withdrawn and married women were again encouraged and in some cases regulated out of the labour force.

This time, however, many stayed and found employment in the expanding number of “female” jobs in the service industries.

The 1950s were a time of rapid

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Please call me at 250.287.4812 to arrange a convenient appointment to review the Personal Planning Guide and all the options available to you. Meeting in person is the best way to ensure you have every detail covered.

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economic expansion. Changes in the productive process, emphasis by government and private industry on construction and on research and development, expansion in health, welfare and educational services, and the need to advertise, sell and finance new products all created new jobs for women.

By 1951 women comprised 22% of the total labour force and the FLFPR was 24%. As the economy developed and as labour’s productivity increased, consumer goods, cheaper in price, became available to more people. Mass consumption of these goods was imperative to the economic system.

Between 1951 and 1994 the FLFPR of married women rose from 11% to 57.6%. Since the 1950s there has been a steady increase in part-time work and by 1994 the number of

Women soldering and assembling cables for airplanes, Canadian Car and Foundry Co., 1945. Photographer unknown.

part-time jobs, which have few benefits and little security, had expanded enormously; 69.4% of these were filled by women. Women continued to earn lower wages than men and in 1980 the average wage rate for fulltime women workers was 64% of that of the average wage rate for men workers. By 1993 women’s wages had increased somewhat and men’s wages

had declined, narrowing the gap between their earnings to 72%. In 1994, 70% of women were still employed in clerical, sales, service, teaching and nursing and health-related occupations; women comprised 43% of the total labour force and the FLFPR had risen to 52%.

Reference: www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/ en/article/women-in-the-labour-force/

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Jennifer Stevens, owner of 4 Subway

locations here in Campbell River, is a Campbell Riverite, born and raised. Having been Area Manager for Subway in Vancouver for 14 locations, Jennifer returned home as she wanted to raise her children here in our lovely community.

With 4 locations to serve Campbell River, their newest is located at Dogwood Street & Hilchey Road in Timberline Village. As always, Subway provides ongoing specials including the new popular Pulled Pork Sub that is currently available for a limited time. There is a variety of salads and individual pizzas that are now being served at all the locations except at the Dogwood Street & 2nd Avenue location which will be serving pizza very soon. They continue to have a wide selection of footlong subs all for under $5. Their catering menu has been expanded to include new platters and trays as well as individual Subway ‘To Go’ meals. There is something for everyone, including giant sub, meat and cheese platters as well as their traditional subs platters. Find out all the options online at subwaycaters.ca or phone 1-877-360-cater for your next office meeting, sports gathering, birthday party or great get-together.

Subway is also getting a reputation for their tasty healthy options in the morning, serving great breakfast subs and flatbread that is available seven days a week. All locations have gift cards available giving you that quick easy gift solution that is always appreciated!

Local Women MAKING A DIFFERENCE Women leading the way as Canada’s new entrepreneurs

Women entrepreneurs are one of the fastest growing segments of the Canadian economy...

and represent a growing economic force according to recent findings. A report on Canada’s business scene by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce shows a 50 per cent increase in the number of self– employed women in Canada over the last 15 years. According to Statistics Canada there are now more than 826,000 women entrepreneurs in Canada who annually contribute in excess of $18 billion to Canada’s economy. The rate of growth of businesses run by women entrepreneurs is 60 per cent faster than those run by men, as 4 out of 5 new businesses are now started by women. ~ News Canada

Introducing the BPWN!

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he Business & Professional Women’s Network (BPWN) of Campbell River is a dynamic, supportive collection of women providing you a place where you can learn and grow personally and professionally!

BPWN provides leadership and growth opportunities to women in Campbell River and area who wish to develop their skills and contacts in a supportive environment. They welcome women of all business backgrounds to join as they promote business and friendly networking between women involved in business in the Campbell River area.

There are five ways BPWN members benefit including: • Increased awareness of business trends and opportunities in the business community.

• Enhanced professional development through speakers and special programs.

• Opportunities to improve networking skills.

• Promoting their businesses and themselves at meetings and Spotlight presentations.

• Professional and personal growth through Board and committee involvement.

BPWN members support and belong to many organizations including

Walk for MS, Relay for Life, SPCA, Campbell River Head Injury, Salvation Army, Volunteer Campbell River and the Campbell River Chamber of Commerce to name only a few. They have their designations, their degrees, their education, their faiths, and their on-the-job training. They are a diverse group, individually strong and collectively so powerful. There is tremendous influence in

the organization and they invite you to be part of that. BPWN meets every last Tuesday of each month at the Royal Coachman. For more information http://bpwn.org

ASHLEY BELANKO Owner/ manager of Fusilli Grill Ashley has always loved the restaurant business and it has long been her dream to provide people with great food creations in a wonderful setting.

Even at the young age of 5 she was creating menus and offering her favourite dishes to her house guests. She would set the table and pour water for everyone and cook her simple menus.

Ashley has been involved with Fusilli Grill for over 14 years learning every aspect of the business from bussing to waitressing, hostessing to catering and even helping in the kitchen… it has been a labour of love.

Having moved on from making grilled cheese sandwiches and hot dogs, Ashley is proud to provide Campbell River with an array of delectable Italian/Mediterranean meals for the most discerning palettes.

Fusilli Grill is a natural fit for Ashley as she looks forward to expanding her business with new ideas and events for Campbell River.

#4 – 220 Dogwood Street

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How to balance your career and family The biggest challenge many of us face is how to balance the demands of family, friends, and career

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hile we want happy and fulfilling lives outside of work, we have to make personal sacrifices in order to achieve our career aspirations. How do you balance those sacrifices so they don’t greatly interfere with your personal goals? How do you fit roles such as wife, mother, and friend into an already hectic schedule? Since time is precious, keeping a bal-

ance between the two worlds can be a challenge. Fortunately, with proper planning, balance is possible.

Set Your Priorities Early The first step to achieving balance is to get your family to agree on what the priorities should be. Realize that business success often requires long hours and travel. In these instances, support from your

family has to be there. Additionally, when children are involved, many people discover that they have to re-balance their lives so they have time to spend with the kids.

Consider What Is Right for You When placed in identical situations, no two people will make the same choices. Each person has to evaluate the

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Recipient of the 2012 Micro Business of the Year Award

Sandy Poelvoorde is the owner and operator of Boyd’s Funeral Services.

Located in Campbell River, Boyd’s is proud to be 100% Canadian owned and independently operated.

With a focus on supporting our local economy, Boyd’s has expanded to include 2 full time funeral directors and numerous part time employees. We are honoured to work with our First Nations suppliers and local artisans to enhance our product lines to provide as much variety and flexibility of choice to the families we serve. Our goal is to provide exceptional care and service with the unique needs of our clients in mind. We are very proud of the support we can give to various community groups and are grateful our business is growing to provide even more options for the Campbell River and North Island area.

#6-1040 9th Ave., Campbell River 250-287-2240 www.campbellriverfunerals.com

event and then make a decision based on what is right for her at the moment. Just because an outcome worked for one person, doesn’t necessarily mean it will work for another.

Prioritize your own commitments. Decide what is most important to you. Where do you want to spend your time and energy? How important is your career in the scheme of your life? How do you define success?

Every day we hear of increasing numbers of people who reach the pinnacle of their careers and decide it’s time to embark on a new stage of life.

They quit their jobs, start a family, change careers, or take an extended leave. Others start businesses out of their homes so they can be with their families.

Some companies are reluctant to support a person’s career advancement if they don’t know the person’s goals—both personal and professional.

Therefore, once you know what you want, communicate it to your management and get support. If the company will not support your personal goals as well as your professional ones, then it’s time to evaluate whether this is the right com-

pany for you.

Balance Points to Consider Before you make any drastic changes to your personal or professional life, consider the implications of each decision and how you plan to integrate the changes into your schedule. For example: • What effect will having children have on your life?

• How much time do you want to take off when you have a child?

• Do you want to come back to work full time?

• What support systems exist to help you?

• Will leaving at 5:00 allow you to get our work done? If not, are you willing to take work home?

• How much control do you have over your workload?

Different jobs have different requirements. Study your field to see if it meets your goals and aspirations. If not, it may be time to consider a change.

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What’s Your Balancing Decision?

We all make sacrifices to get what we want. Think about where you want to be in 10 or 20 years and what it will take to get there.

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To find out what MNP can do for you, contact Rachelle Burt at 250.287.2131 or rachelle.burt@mnp.ca

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Celebrating women in non-traditional occupations

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t’s important to remember how far women have come in achieving equality with men, especially in the workplace.

While women have continued to shine in the traditionally female-dominated sectors, caring for, educating, and helping others, there hasalso been a recent rise in women taking on nontraditional occupations.

Here at The Campbell River Mirror, our of office is made up mainly women (only 4 men employees).

In an industry that has always been considered a ‘boy’s club’, we are proud to have eleven amazing women at the helm of this community’s newspaper.

There has always been an unfortunate under-

representation of women in hard news, business, and politics. But things are beginning to look up.

Did you know that women premiers now lead the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as the territory of Nunavut?

Christy Clark has been governing B.C. since March 2011, Alysson Redford is head of the

government in Alberta, Kathy Dunderdale was reelected premier of Newfoundland and Labrador in October 2011, and Eva Aariak has been Nunavut’s premier since November, 2008.

It’s no wonder why political parties understand the attraction of female leaders. They are seen as being credible and innovative. Many people believe that they will be more attentive to social issues, such as the preservation of the public health system and improvements in education.

Other less traditional occupations such as firefighting, trucking, and auto repair are

increasingly practiced by women. With such a high demand in B.C. for skilled tradespeople, now is the perfect time for women to consider a career in the trades. Tradeswomen of all ages are finding challenges, independence, good pay, and job satisfaction.

Campbell River wouldn’t be what it is today without the mining,

fishing and construction industry and women are beginning to be more prominent, whether it’s on-site in a trades position, or off-site in an office position.

At the end of the day, choosing a profession is a personal choice. Every industry has its value, and every person (male or female) has their own likes and dislikes.

Paula Marks opened the doors to Balloons ‘N’ More Party Shop in 2005. After years of working in the hospitality industry and planning events such as weddings, birthdays, corporate events just to name a few, it was time for a change. When she had the opportunity to open her own store, she believed it was the perfect balance of making a change while still dabbling in what she knew best.

Voilà! -- Balloons ‘N’ More Party Shop!

Paula is proud to be a business member in our community, giving back when she can. On behalf of Balloons ‘N’ More, she has supported Cystic Fibrosis, Campbell River Volunteer Centre, Salmon Foundation, Relay for Life, and a charity dear to her heart Cameryn’s Cause.

These, and many others have benefited from Balloons ‘N’ More’s generosity throughout the years.

Whether it’s weddings, milestone birthdays, kids’ parties, grass greetings, seasonal and themed, party products, tableware and cards, Balloons ‘N’ More carries it all ’n’ more!

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Dr. Janis Guthy

With more than 50 grape varieties to choose from along with port, sherry, icewine and beer kits of Micro Brewery quality, Barb Zant and the staff are always on hand to guide those who may wish to try something new.

Family Chiropractor

Decompression Laser Center Dr. Janis Guthy opened her Chiropractic Clinic on Dogwood Street over 7 years ago and continues to expand the services for her chiropractic patients while treating everything from severe headaches, sprained ankles to more complex neck and back pain.

Most recently she has added Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression and Laser Therapy to her clinic. This computerized apparatus relieves pressure on the spinal nerves through the use of a mechanical traction device that is applied in conjunction with a highly sensitive computer. This device is highly effective for relieving pain due to degenerative, herniated or protruded discs.

Having always embraced state-of-theart- therapy, Dr. Guthy has also added the latest technology for providing rejuvenating massage with the Thermal Shiatsu Massage Bed. In addition, Dr. Guthy has had much success in treating her patients who walk on unbalanced feet and as a result often create compensatory patterns in their ankles, knees, hips, and back. Along with foot treatment, Dr. Guthy provides comfortable Custom Pre-scripted Foot Orthotics.

Results may vary.

Whether women are finding themselves in ‘traditional’ or ‘nontraditional’ jobs, the victory is that women are continuing to increase their presence in the workforce within many different industries.

Hopefully one day the two categories will disappear and all industries will be equally populated with both women and men.

Barb Zant, Barb Ryan, Nicole Russell & Cindy Davies

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arb Zant, owner of Home Brew Factory & Wine Boutique is celebrating her 17th year as Campbell River’s exclusive distributor of Winexpert wine kits. As Canadians are enjoying wine more & more, it’s not surprising that wine enthusiasts are taking advantage of some of the finest quality in the industry. This along with a 100% quality guarantee makes for a worry free, delicious experience!

In addition to award winning wines, Home Brew Factory & Wine Boutique provides a whole array of new & interesting wine accessories.

As the label says, two types of people can make great wine… anyone & everyone!

Explore, Experiment, Enjoy!

LOVE YOUR WINE Dr. Janis Guthy

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REAL ESTATE Shelley works, lives and plays in Campbell River. Along with her colleague, Ed Handja, and the team at BC Oceanfront in the Coast Realty Campbell River office, Shelley offers exceptional service and an understanding of what makes Campbell River and the BC coast the best place to live. Shelley and her family embrace the coastal lifestyle through fishing, camping, quading, hunting and boating. A sense of community is very important to Shelley, and she supports a number of different organizations in Campbell River.

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WE WORK FOR YOU! We, O.J. and Ann are enjoying a rewarding career working with people in the rental and real estate markets and strive to make the next house your home. ann lOrenz

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You will find me to be outgoing and I love to meet new people, this is the most rewarding career and would be happy to help you find the perfect place for you to call home. Call me anytime to help with the sale of your current home or with the purchase of your new home.

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8:30am–5:00pm Monday to Friday 8:00am–5:00pm • Sunday & Holidays Closed Saturday 10:00am–5:00pm

Shelley McKay

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Cell: 250-830-4435 Office: 250-287-2000 shelleymckay@bcoceanfront.com

ss it On!

Associate Broker • Sales Representative

I joined Royal LePage in 2004. I have lived in the area since 1980. I love working with people and found real estate the perfect way to do so... nothing is more gratifying than helping someone find their first home or their last home, in Campbell River and Sayward.

Homefinder

It’s a

Patricia Brenan

susanmallinson@royallepage.ca 250.286.3293

and the Find the Best Realtors River Best Homes in Campbell

Call Shelley to discuss all of your real estate needs and to explore your opportunities!

www.campbellrivermirror.com

Call us to find out how you can save money when selling your home.

Coffee is always on and you are always welcome.

Willow Point Realty - 'The Old Gals' Office Where Service is Our Purpose.'

Willow Point Realty 250-923-1521

Serving Willow Point Since 1995 2116 B S. Island Hwy

Vanessa Hird

250-202-4677

vanessahird@royallepage.ca

Excellent Service...Plain & Simple!

I have been a licensed Realtor with Royal LePage since 2005 and during that time I have gained the respect from my fellow Realtors and many valued and satisfied clients. I am prepared to provide you with every possible option so that together we can decide upon the path that will be most beneficial to you. Doing it the right way is my priority. You’ll find that in every element of our relationship from the friendly, informative initial planning session, to the moment you receive the keys to your new home. I am a dedicated professional and I gain my satisfaction from going above and beyond your expectations. I also provide free home evaluations.

Give me a call anytime or visit my professional Facebook page to see my unique approach to marketing and my listings.

I am here to help you make the right move!