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A&W is Canada's original burger chain since 1956, with over 1,050+ restaurants that are proudly Canadian-owned and operated. Home of The Burger Family, we are known for delicious classics like the Teen Burger™, hand-battered Onion Rings and A&W Root Beer™. You can enjoy our craveworthy burgers, breakfasts and beverages at one of our restaurants across the country. Proudly serving Organic Pret Coffee. For more information, please visit aw.ca. We hope to see you soon at A&W Vancouver

At Kitsilano Naturopathic Clinic in Vancouver, we offer evidence-based natural medicine treatments and preventative care. Our holistic approach to health and disease allows us to prevent, treat and manage diverse conditions. To create effective individual treatment, we offer counseling, FirstLine therapy, food sensitivity testing, homeopathic and botanical medicine, clinical nutrition and other options. With special focus on women's health, Dr. Maherali, the founder and owner, helps her patients to achieve better health and well-being. Contact Kitsilano Naturopathic Clinic for more information or to schedule an appointment.

Great food is meant to be shared.The passion behind Oyama isn't just about producingquality product; it's about crafting an experience likeno other with food.John van der LieckJohn is a 5th generation charcuterie craftsman. His heritage is German and Dutch but his passion for gastronomy reaches internationally.John's enthusiasm is evident in his quest for ingredients. His partnerships with farmers and suppliers ensure that the cream of the crop is always delivered to Oyama. John is constantly experimenting with fusions between traditional charcuterie with international cuisine in an effort to delight and surprise the palate and to develop Vancouver's own unique gastronomic culture.Christine van der LieckChristine, co-owner of Oyama, with her husband, John. They have two children and as with most busy modern moms, Christine divides her time between her children and work. She treats each Oyama customer as family and puts her heart into making sure that each product destined for your table, would be proudly served on hers

For over 37 years Touchstone Theatre has been a mainstay of theatrical innovation and excellence on the West Coast. The company's all-Canadian mandate has helped launch and develop some of the country's most important playwrights and actors, and its substantial body of work has garnered over 70 local and national awards.Most of Touchstone's activities have fallen into one of the following three categories: premiere productions of plays by local playwrights, second productions of important plays premiered in other regions of Canada, and innovative collective creations developed within the company. Within each category Touchstone has explored a wide variety of styles and always stayed true to the exploratory and celebratory spirit of the company. Former Artistic Directors have included Gordon McCall, John Cooper and Roy Surette.

Find out more about our multidisciplinary program!About UsThe South Community Birth Program (SCBP) was established in October 2003 to pilot a unique maternity care program situated in the South Community area of Vancouver, British Columbia.At BC Women's hospital, the Head of Family Practice, Sue Harris, and the Head of Midwifery, Lee Saxell, received funding through the Federal Government's Primary Health Care Transition Funds, the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority and B.C. Women's Hospital to pilot an innovative, collaborative, multidisciplinary program. Family physicians, midwives, community health nurses, and doulas all provide care in a community-based, culturally-appropriate, and woman-centered manner during pregnancy, birth and the newborn period. The SCBP is designed to improve the health outcomes of pregnant women in the underserved community of South Vancouver. This is the first such multidisciplinary program of its kind in Canada.Since 2003 the SCBP has cared for more than 2000 women, many of whom are new immigrants to Canada