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With extensive clinical experience, integrated services and quality facilities Ross Baines, Christine Morrison and associates at PhysioPlus welcome new patients to their practice in downtown Victoria. We look forward to helping you move well and stay well. PhysioPlus is located at 809 Fairfield Road in the Parkside Resort. The modern street level clinic offers disabled access, private rooms, quality equipment and a spacious onsite gym suitable for exercise rehab and our small group exercise classes. We utilize the adjacent Parkside Resort gym and pool (25m with disabled access) for supervised exercise and hydrotherapy. At PhysioPlus you can expect: Prompt appointments & efficient administration Personal service, a detailed diagnosis and written treatment plan Hands on help in spacious private treatment rooms Advice on injury prevention, self help strategies and a gym for exercise rehab Professional communication with your doctor or appointed agents

Located in Victoria, Clinic 805 Cosmetic Surgery & Skincare Centre offers top-quality cosmetic surgery services. From Latisse Eyelash enhancements to liposuction and plastic surgery, our talented staff can handle all your personal cosmetic surgery needs. For more information or to book a consultation, please give us a call.

First Response Glass Ltd. is a full-service glass company located in Greater Victoria, British Columbia. We offer a wide range of goods and services to meet all of your glass and hardware needs! Outstanding customer service and quality workmanship is always a priority for the team at First Response Glass Ltd. We specialize in auto, residential and commercial glass and have been in the business for more than 20 years! Hassle free... First Response Glass fixes it!

George Linger and his family have been in the building supply industry since 1965. After selling their business in Alberta, they moved to Vancouver Island in the mid 1990’s. They purchased The Finishing Store in Victoria in 1996 and in Nanaimo in 1999. They felt that is was a retail store that offered a unique product assortment and presented a good opportunity to expand and grow the business. In 1997, they added milling facilities that helped offer customized products specific to the market on Vancouver Island.