not many reviews. Probably not that many made. No weight. I suspect the boats are mostly glass.  From what  I can tell the quality is ok...but what can you tell from photos.. (they sure lie for houses).
The paint job is just wonky. Every one else has the scuff patch football shaped so you know where the three or four inch waterline is and  can measure trim. This white patch is always the same distance from the sheer. Makes it very much less useful  I also veer away from price free makers.

I am just a little dubious.. Personally I would search for a good known  maker used boat.

They describe themselves as "primarily a custom made to order builder" and I think they may be a subsidiary of (or at least partially owed by) The Holy Cow Canoe Company. They seem to share the same Acton address.

I did watch a video of an interview with the owner of Silvercreek canoes that he did with Canoeroots magazine . He did say that he worked at Bluewater but they were getting too big and he wanted to stay fairly small. I guess what that means is more custom work like you eluded to. Also he did mention he lives on the property and it is shared with the Holy Cow Canoe Co.  They were at the outdoor adventure show last year (in the interview).  I guess I'll look for them there this year and check it out anyway.

Bansidthe.....that's where I first saw them too. More info on kijiji then their website

Their prices are reasonable and the weights are not outrageous but quality and design ????? They don't seem to give design specs other than lengths and symetry.