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2025 Membership Dues
We are now collecting your 2025 membership dues, which can be paid online, by mail, or in person. more >>
The Coldest Night of the Year - Sooke - February 24, 2024
The Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) is a Canada-wide fundraising walk that supports local community organizations who provide essential care and services for people experiencing homelessness, hurt, and hunger.
Over the past few years, Team Juan de Fuca Community Trails Society - our walkers, donors and sponsors - have demonstrated exceptional community support through our fundraising efforts for Sooke CNOY.
This year we are building a Team of walkers, donors and sponsors to raise funds for the Sooke Shelter Society. Please join us in our collective contribution to the Sooke Community.
How to join Team JdF CTS
Log onto https://cnoy.org/location/sooke and click on "Register to Walk + Fundraise" if you would like to join the team as a walker OR click on "Donate to A Walker Or Team" if you would like to donate or sponsor.
Having trouble? Email Team JdFCTS Captain Linda Harris at jdfctsharris@gmail.com and she will help onboard you to the team.
January 2024
 2023 Annual General Meeting (AGM) Our 2023 AGM is being held on May 3, 2023, from 7-9 pm at the Juan de Fuca Services Building, #3-7450 Butler Rd in Otter Point. Our speaker is Frankie Iwachow, an Environmental Technician & Land Manager for The Land Conservancy of B.C (TLC). Read more April 2023
A History of the Accomplishments of the JdF Community Trails Society A list of some of the accomplishments of the JdF Community Trails Society between 2005-2023 is available on our News page. Read more April 2023
Admiral's Forest Community Park a reality! The Juan de Fuca Community Trails Society spearheaded the acquisition of the Admiral's Forest Community Park through a letter writing and fundraising campaign
backed by The Land Conservancy of BC (TLC). Read more November 2022
The Admiral's Forest A new 58-acre community park in Otter Point is almost a reality but we need your help. This new park, informally called the Admiral's Forest, is part of a wildlife corridor from the hills to the ocean and will be an ideal place for the community to enjoy nature. It already has a number of trails ideal for walking and horse riding. Read more May 2022
Ticks and Lyme's disease The Juan de Fuca Community Trails hikers have been experiencing a lot of tick activity lately and have wondered what is the best way to deal with one if it gets far enough to latch on. Ev and her doctor handled it the best way possible. Our thanks to Ev who has shared her experience. Read more January 2019
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