Tag: Habitat For Humanity

Courtenay’s latest Habitat build one step closer to construction

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COURTENAY, B.C.- Habitat for Humanity's latest project in the Comox Valley is moving forward. Executive Director of the Vancouver Island...

Habitat Baffled by Theft of Shania Twain Coat

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Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North is asking the public's help in finding a stolen donated item. Spokesperson Terri Perrin...

Habitat for Humanity prepping for next Comox Valley project

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Habitat for Humanity is gearing up for its next build in the Comox Valley. The organization has purchased an...

Carter Work Project in Canada this year

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The Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project is coming to Canada this year and Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island...

Open house tonight for latest Habitat build

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Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North is looking for families for its next build. Spokesperson Karen Bezaire says the organization...

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