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Meditek's Small BeginningsMeditek ,A centrally located in Winnipeg, MB, entered the Canadian medical industry in 1981.As a division of the family corporation that had been operating since 1962, Meditek was poised to provide nationwide support.A small service department was created in a little workshop with the vision of remanufacturingAmedical equipment .Today, Meditek still offers that same quality service of remanufacturing, even though we have diversified into many other areas of medical products and services.Defining Meditek's LegacyMeditek's core belief in reliability, quality and customer service remains unchanged. We carry these values forward every day.As we developed, we recognized that Canadian hospitals wanted and deserved better medical equipment conditions in their operating rooms.A This realization led to distribution growth of new medical equipment and products for a variety of manufacturers.At the same time, we continued to provide cost-effective medical equipment solutions for budget restrained hospitals in Canada through our unique remanufacturing program.Committed to remain the total solutions partner, Meditek's product development will never cease as we continuously develop new healthcare products and services to meet the requirements of tomorrow

Kids Dental - Your Children's Dentist in Winnipeg - offering dental care for children in an animated story book setting.

Party Stuff & U-Rent-It can trace its history back to the 1950's when a small party rental store was opened on Corydon Avenue in Winnipeg. It changed hands and locations a few times over the years and in 1982 it was purchased by the Glass family of Winnipeg.At that point, the rental service company occupied 2,200 square feet in a small strip mall on St. James Street, near the old Winnipeg Stadium. In 1985, the company was moved to a 7,500 square foot location on Century Street. In 1986 Sheldon Glass was joined in the business by his wife, Sandy. They were subsequently joined by their sons Bryan, in 1991, and Jonathan, in 1994.The Century Street location underwent a major expansion to 10,700 square feet and 'Party Stuff' was added to the product mix in 1995. In January, 2001, Party Stuff & U-Rent-It moved into their own 22,000 square foot building on Arena Road (now known as Milt Stegall Drive) near the old Winnipeg Stadium.

Welcome to Deer Lodge Community Club!It's been 75 years since we opened our doors to the community. Generations have come to play, meet and celebrate to make DLCC the heart of St. James recreation and community!DLCC is located near the corner of Linwood Street and Bruce Avenue in St James. The Centre has hosted various sports teams over the years, including Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and Softball. We have also offered, through co-operation with the different community groups, Brownies, Sparks, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Yog,a Aerobics and Karate.Groups within the community club include the Parent-Child Centred Coalition and the Seniors Group. They are always accepting new members. There's also a church that meets on Sundays and most weekends wedding socials are happening. It's a busy club.We have 2 outdoor rinks and, for those days when you want a great view of the ice, you can watch a hockey game from our mezzanine level.For more information the groups and activities.

Jodie Voth, MMFTJodie has a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and a B.A. in Psychology and Women's Studies. She has been a member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) for several years.Jodie's involvement in the field of counselling and therapy began at Klinic Community Health Centre in Winnipeg, MB where Jodie worked within the Sexual Assault Crisis Program for a number of years. As a part of her training as a Marriage and Family Therapist, Jodie completed an Internship at Aurora Family Therapy Centre in Winnipeg.Jodie has experience working with many clients from diverse backgrounds and with a variety of concerns. She particularly enjoys working with couples and teens, although adult individuals and families make up a large part of her practice as well. Jodie's approach emphasizes the importance of the connection between client and therapist and the value of the client's position as expert on their own life. Jodie understands that every client is unique and the way that she works reflects this belief