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Be prepared for any emergency with Responsive First Aid Training. Based in Nelson, we offer a range of first aid courses, and our First Aid Instructor Darcey Lutz boasts over 20 years’ of experience.

The association of Sinixt human-beings known as the Sinixt Nation have continuously lived, occupied and used our unceded traditional territory (Sinixt territory*) for at least the last 3000 years to the present in the area contemporarily called the 'Columbia River Basin in British Columbia, Canada' as is verified by the work of archaeological and ethnographical professionals, local historical professionals, and through the oral stories of Sinixt human beings continuing to live on or near traditional Sinixt territory.

From your first appointment to ongoing care, our team is committed to providing personalized care to match the best hearing solutions with your individual needs.

Margo Kane established Full Circle First Nations Performance in 1992, with principles in mind that reflect these images. Full Circle creates opportunities for Aboriginal artists, writers and performers to express the reality of First Nations experiences and to work in harmony with First Nations traditions while engaging contemporary, interdisciplinary theatrical techniques. Full Circle provides an environment that fosters the development of skills, ideas, exploration, and collaboration.

Hager Orthopaedic Clinics Ltd proudly opened its doors in 1986. We are the oldest continually operating facility in the Okanagan. Our goal is to promote and enhance the ability and mobility of our patients using advanced technologies for their ultimate success. We have hospital and home service available or you can visit our locations in Kelowna or Castlegar, B.C.

John Ward Coffee invites you to their dining room. Come relax on their terrace beneath the sun. They are easily reachable by car.