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The naturally beautiful Pelican Landing community encompasses 2,365 acres in Bonita Springs. It is bordered on the south by Spring Creek, which the State of Florida designated an 'Outstanding Florida Water,' and on the west by Estero Bay, an aquatic preserve leading to the Gulf of Mexico.Careful planning and development of Pelican Landing has preserved the pristine natural beauty of this community. Winding roadways throughout the community are shadowed by majestic live oaks, pine trees and other native trees and vegetation. Intimate neighborhoods are filled with wild palmettos, slash pines, and Florida's state tree, the sabal palm. Homeowners are encouraged to use existing vegetation in their landscape plans and to supplement with native plants as much as possible. By working with nature, our homeowners enjoy a community that blends with its natural setting.

Valley Adult Learning AssociationSince 1996, our agency has assisted adults in the Rainy River District with the essential skills needed for managing everyday life and work.People who want to improve their skills come from a wide range of social and economic backgrounds and they all bring individual challenges, histories, learning styles and goals to the learning process. Our agency recognizes this and supports learners with flexibility and quality instruction by accredited instructors.We offer night sessions and 90% of our classes are free! Training support is available in the form of financial assistance for transportation, childcare, and employment readiness. The courses we offer are scheduled by the interests and objectives of our learners. Check out our website, or call our office, to find out our current class schedule.We promote skill upgrading, value lifelong learning, and provide the resources to help people reach their full potential.VALA welcomes donations and In Memoriums, tax receipts will be provided.Call for information

Saulteaux Consulting & Engineering Inc. (SCE) is a 100% First-Nation owned company located in Fort Frances, Ontario. Members of the SCE team have worked on a variety of projects over the years. Including Infrastructure Upgrading, Phase II and III Subdivision Extension, Access Bridge Study, Phase II Subdivision Design, Broadband and Digital Cellular Service, Community Planning Study, Feasibility study, Low Carbon Data Centre in City of Thunder Bay. Visit our website for more information.

Dr. McGuire has been a chiropractic for 30 years. Our office books out over 2 months in advance, with a lengthy wait list.

Sight & Sound Audio Video Unlimited is your local specialist for all of your audio / video, home theatre, cellular and musical intrument needs.  Servicing the district for over 35 years, we carry the widest variety of flat panel TV's, home theatre, guitars, amps, computers and cameras that borderland has to offer.   Let our knowledgable staff help you choose the right product the first time!

Couchiching First Nation is located East of Fort Frances, Ontario on beautiful Rainy Lake.The Couchiching First Nation Band administers 13 programs and departments throughout the community, ranging from child care services, to education and recreation. To see a full list of Couchiching First Nations programs and departments

Welcome You To Come And Enjoy Peaceful Relaxing Vacations With Beautiful Sunsets, Excellent Fishing, Bountiful Wildlife, Bird Watching, And Incredible Photo Opportunities. With Us Youre Not Just A Number, You Are A Name.Marrs Perch Lake Lodge, Is A Drive To Resort, And Located 15 Miles West Of A Small Town Of Atikokan, On Hwy 11, In North Western Ontario. We Are Situated On Five Acres Of Deeded Land On A Scenic Point On The Southwest Side Of Perch Lake, Which Is One Of Five Lakes Comprising The Famous Seine River System. With Over 30 Miles Of Adjoining Lakes And Narrows. It Offers The Tourist Public An Adventure For Fishing And Hunting, Wildlife Viewing, Canoeing, Winter Enjoyment, And A Year Round Getaway Location, All In A Calm, Relaxed Environment.

What do you mean we are supposed to welcome people like that? What does it mean to describe our selves as inclusive? Are we aware how well we do that?? Of where we fall short??As General Council met in Kelowna this past summer the members of the Arctic Commission had this motion on their list of work (it came from Saskatchewan Conference):That the 40th General Council 2009 adopt a policy that the Session (or Church Board or Church Council), in the exercising its duty of oversight of the order of public worship under 5.10.1 of the Basis of Union, may not discriminate against any group of persons on the basis of race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, disability or status as divorced persons to the fullest extent, subject only to the laws of Canada, its provinces and territories as may exist from time to time, especially those which protect the vulnerable; and authorize a remit to test the will of the church with respect to this policy