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We provide the floor finish you envisioned for your business, on budget and on time!Specializing in Polished Concrete, Epoxy Coatings, Urethane Coatings, Concrete Staining, Architectural Concrete, Decorative Concrete, Anti-Slip Coatings, and Terrazzo. Serving most of Western Canada including Vancouver, West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, Abbotsford, Maple Ridge, Langley, Whistler, Kelowna, Squamish, Chilliwack, Hope, Port Moody, Victoria, Nanaimo, Delta, White Rock, the Lower Mainland, the Okanagan, Vancouver Island, and Alberta.Retail/CommercialWe can take any size retail or commercial space and give you the finish that you imagined. In budget and on time.We can bring your current floors back to life by removing the existing flooring, remove the glue or thin patch, grind concrete clean, patch imperfections, stain the concrete, polish the concrete floors, apply a coating system, or simply seal the existing concrete. Whether it is a warehouse floor, industrial floor, or retail location, we can provide you with the most economical long lasting flooring system suitable to your needs.ResidentialWe provide you with a modern finish anywhere within your home, from the kitchen to the garage

Hager Orthopaedic Clinics Ltd proudly opened its doors in 1986. We are the oldest continually operating facility in the Okanagan. Our goal is to promote and enhance the ability and mobility of our patients using advanced technologies for their ultimate success. We have hospital and home service available or you can visit our locations in Kelowna or Castlegar, B.C.

Valerie Nunes Massage Therapy is a Registered Massage Therapist and yoga instructor based in Nelson. Whether you want to take part in just one session or yoga class or you'd like to join us for an entire weekend retreat - we'd be delighted to have you. Call us for more details today.

Survey work has already started for a major 200 foot-wide right-of-way that will include a major industrial road and compressor station needed for the 4-foot diameter pipeline.According to VWS bear biologist Wayne McCrory 'The survey is apparently being carried out with no park use permit, but with endorsement from the Premier's office. However, a permit will be required for the next stage of creating drilling pads, and may soon be issued by the government; yet the public has been kept totally in the dark, only learning of the surveys from commercial bear viewing operators in the Khutzeymateen Inlet. Any permits issued in the protected conservancies will be in violation of the Park Act'.If allowed, the roaded pipeline corridor through the wilderness parks will set a bad precedent and allow for more pipelines or transmission lines to follow.