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LiveWell Health & Wellness is Baden's premier wellness centre with an integrative approach to healing. Offering an array of health care solutions to accommodate your needs such as Chiropractic, Active Release Technique, Acupuncture, Registered Massage Therapy, Orthotics, Naturopathic Medicine, Hypnobirthing, Doula and Physiotherapy. Serving Baden, New Hamburg and surrounding communities. Call us today for your personalized assessment and appointments.

As Canada's leading pet specialty retailer for more than 30 years, Pet Valu has a wonderful history of helping pet parents. Once a source for discount pet food and basics, Pet Valu has evolved into the destination for the very best holistic and natural food, treats and litter, not to mention the largest assortment of pet toys and supplies. Pet Valu opened its first store in 1976 and now it's time for a change! Renovations are in full swing and new-look stores are opening every month to provide you with a warm and welcoming shopping experience. We're also relocating and expanding some of our existing stores, allowing us to offer you more products and services such as our Groomindales grooming spas and cat adoption centers.

Whether you are planning on renovating your outdoor living space, a pool house, or looking for hardscape contractors in your area, give us a call. We believe creating something that emanates joy takes both creativity and skill. At Embark, our artistic landscape contractor endeavours to serve their communities with top-quality, customized hardscaping services. We will add beauty and elegance to your home and property, making it even more appealing. Our extensive service areas include New Dundee, Kitchener, Waterloo and areas within a 50 km radius.

The mission of the Spruce Lodge community is to strive for excellence in accommodation and services for seniors and the physically and mentally challenged in a pleasant, caring, homelike environment, ensuring dignity and quality of life for all. Our Logo is a geometric depiction of a spruce tree, however more importantly it depicts our “People First” vision, and our approach to care and to serve. At Spruce Lodge, we put “People first”. Being a people first organization means that even though we operate in an industry that is highly regulated and controlled, we are first and foremost an organization all about the people we serve. We are inspired and motivated each and every day by the life stories of our people, which we purposefully gather and which help us to meet people where they are at. Knowing where someone has been, or where they are on their life’s journey helps us to honour their individuality.

Shell is the world's #1 Mobility Retailer. Shell has operated in Canada for over 100 years and provides energy to Canadians. Shell Canada supplies quality motor fuels including Shell V-Power® NiTRO+ Premium Gasoline at nearly 1,400 stations nation-wide. To learn more, download the Shell App. With the Shell App, it's never been easier to find and pay at stations, stay updated on the latest news from Shell, or save and get rewards.

Dr. Maggie Heaton strives to provide a quality, patient-focused care. She believes that each patient deserves a complete and detailed assessment that helps to develop a specific plan of management. She utilizes a multifaceted approach to chiropractic care and believes that optimal health and function can be achieved through the combination of joint manipulations and mobilizations, acupuncture, soft tissue therapies, rehabilitative exercises and most importantly patient education. She helps her patients recover quicker and return to their activities sooner, heal more completely, and decrease their chances of re-injury. Dr. Heaton recognizes the importance of integrating chiropractic care into mainstream medicine; Dr. Heaton works with medical doctors and other health care providers when referrals and/or co-management are appropriate. Dr. Heaton earned her Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2005.