Fun-Times-Event-Rentals near Delta BC (1999 Result(s))

Gary Turner Display Ltd. specializes in providing high-quality commercial Christmas decor, movie prop rentals, and parade floats to meet diverse customer needs.

Canuck Flagging is a Surrey based flagging company that operates throughout the lower mainland. There is no job too big or small, we do everything from one day projects to multi year projects. We offer traffic control services at all levels. We can handle large multi-crew projects that may run for long periods of time. We also offer Special Event set ups for Parades, Community Events, Distance Running Events, and many others that have unique traffic control needs.

At Muscular Christian Mobile Bicycle Repair Group, we not only service and repair your bicycle needs, we travel to your location to handle general or customized mechanical repairs. Whether you're at home, at work or by the side of the road, we'll be there to see you back on your wheels in no time flat!

Shanti Yoga, Tsawwassen Our studio offers a wide range of yoga classes for all levels. But do check out class descriptions and ensure that you pace yourself. Some classes are more challenging, others more relaxing.

Wheelin' Mobility is the Lower Mainland's only mobile 24 hour on-call repair service for your wheelchair or scooter. Have you got a flat tire, dead battery, or other roadside emergency Do you prefer the personal touch of in-home service for general maintenance needs? Either way, Wheelin' Mobility will reach your location fast! When you're on the go, the name to know is Wheelin' Mobility

Founded in 1962, Delta Hotels and Resorts has grown to become Canada's leading hotel management company. Today, we boast a diversified portfolio with more than 40 city-centre, airport and resort properties.Widely viewed as the brand of choice for discerning owners and guests, we also take pride in being an exemplary employer to more than 6,000 people and an active corporate citizen building stronger Canadian communities from coast to coast.

The idea of bringing the library to the rural population in BC began with a 1927 survey conducted by the Provincial Public Library Commission. The survey's key finding was that large administrative library districts based on cooperation and resource sharing between municipalities and school districts should be created to serve rural communities who could not afford to provide library service on their own.