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At Natalia Jewellers, expertise you can count on is essential. Owners John and Araxy Gulerian see every customer as being their most important, whether they need a battery replaced or are looking for a diamond engagement ring. With a lifetime of experience in the jewellery industry, the couple can offer insightful advice on repairs, custom work or the huge selection of merchandise in the store, which is continually growing.Corey, with more than ten years experience, most recently at a large jewellery manufacturer in the lower mainland, will be bringing with him the most modern and advanced technology in jewellery making. According to John, this technology is revolutionizing the jewellery industry, and customers will be able to bring a photo of a ring or other piece of jewellery, and his son will recreate it identically, according to the client's specifications.The one thing that won't be changing with Natalia Jewellers new location is the undivided attention each and every customer receives while in the store.We look forward to helping you find the perfect piece of jewellery

Founded in 1986, the Alliance for Arts and Culture represents over 350 member organizations and individuals from across the artistic disciplines. We advocate for our sector by monitoring public policy, synthesizing issues for our members, and represent.

At our June 2014 Annual General Meeting (AGM), our Board and members voted to change the name of our organization to Disability Alliance BC. Over the next while, we will be gradually transitioning our website, social media and email addresses to our new name. All communications will be automatically re-routed. We will also have a new logo. We hope you like our new name! We're still doing the same work for the disability community; nothing else has changed. For over 35 years, Disability Alliance BC (formerly BC Coalition of People with Disabilities) has been a provincial, cross-disability voice in British Columbia.Our mission is to support people, with all disabilities, to live with dignity, independence and as equal and full participants in the community. We champion issues impacting the lives of people with disabilities through our direct services, community partnerships, advocacy, research and publications.