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Pair of Medics First Aid has been teaching lifesaving skills for several years, in the northern region of Vancouver Island, BC and now in the Alberni Valley. Pair of Medics First Aid Training was originally started because both Chris and Carla working as Primary Care Paramedics with the BC Ambulance Service would arrive on scenes and realize that most of the patients, that were critically ill or injured, could have had some lifesaving first aid provided to them prior to their arrival. Pair of Medics First Aid brings 24+ years of combined experience to the classroom. Chris and Carla are both certified training instructors with the Canadian Red Cross and are members in good standing with the local Chamber of Commerce. We provide the highest quality first aid equipment and supplies while offering our students a professional first aid program in a relaxed and fun environment. CLASSROOM LOCATIONS: 2579 10TH AVE - PORT ALBERNI THUNDERBIRD MALL- PORT HARDY

Telegraph Cove Is The Departure Point Of Choice For Wildlife Viewing Trips To See The Northern Resident Killer Whales (Orcas) Of Robson Bight In Johnstone Strait And The Humpback Whales Of Blackfish Sound. It Is Also The Gateway To The Grizzly Bears Of Glendale Cove And The Remote Island Wilderness Of The Broughton Archipelago Marine Park.Where We Go Sea Kayakingthe Areas Served By Our Guided Sea Kayaking Tours Include Johnstone Strait And Robson Bight, Queen Charlotte Strait, The Broughton Archipelago And Gods Pocket Marine Parks.

Red Williams Well Drilling and Pump Installation LTD. has been a family owned, Vancouver Island community business since 1959. Started as Island Drilling by Red Williams Sr., Red Williams Jr. took over the company in 1987 and changed the name to Red Williams Well Drilling and took over the family tradition of friendly quality service that his father had founded the company with. Red Williams and his family are Vancouver Island born and raised and are community orientated, volunteering their time with different charities and organizations on Vancouver Island. They even have a dunk tank they donate time for charities and such events. Red has many years experience and is certified with water well drilling, pump installations and Geothermal technology. He has certified and trained professional employees who believe in using quality water well drilling equipment and parts, working out in the field and in the office. We service residential and commercial well drilling needs, and work with En

Bivouac West Contracting offers silviculture and reforestation service in British Colombia and Vancouver Island. We perform tree planning, burning, brushing, stream restoration, site reclamation and management. We also have experience working with First Nations clients on Tribal Lands. We want to preserve the natural beauty of the west coast, and keep it pristine for future generations. Call us today for more information.

Top Island Traffic Services and our certified traffic controllers provide insured traffic services within the Port McNeill area. We provide completely professional and reliable traffic control services, as well as Level-1 First Aid services and equipment and radio products. For more details, please give us a call.

Mission Statement ''Gawalla xa hamattalla'' - Helping Our People The mission statement is based on the belief that we respect and honor people and deliver services and programs maintaining the dignity of the people we work with.Vision Statement''A community living in harmony (balance) with oneself and onés neighbour achieving a safe and holistic (addressing the physical, mental, emotional and spirtual) state of well being that includes embracing and celebrating community traditional beliefs and practices.'' Username: *Request new passwordHomeThe Kwakiutl District Council is a Political organization representing ten of the fifteen bands of the Kwakwak'awakw (Kwak'wala speaking peoples). These bands are located on the northeastern and northwestern end of Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland between Comox Valley to the south and Smith Inlet to the north. Each of the bands has its own distinctive name but, as a result of the work of early anthropologists, these bands, as a group have come to be widely know as the Southern Kwakiutl.