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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.

Gardenworks Mandeville is a garden centre in Burnaby that sells gardening tools, indoor plants, outdoor plants, Christmas trees, Christmas lights, in addition to home decor, garden furniture and more! Looking for fertilizer or nice pottery? We have got it covered! Visiting Gardenworks Mandeville is a proper day out, we are open 7 days a week and you can have lunch, a snack, or a drink in our café. Enjoy our friendly service, public bathrooms, knowledgeable fun shopping experience and top quality and a wider selection of plants. Our garden centre is conveniently located and easily accessible from Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey and Coquitlam. Last but certainly not least; Gardenworks Mandeville is wheelchair accessible and pet friendly. We hope to see you soon!

At the Amplifon Clinic at Vancouver, you'll find a hearing aid specialist ready to listen to your needs and together find the right hearing aid for you. Take a free hearing test!

We are a team of Vancouver dentists working in a growing group of dental practices located throughout the Lower Mainland. We have locations in Abbotsford, Burnaby, Burnaby/Metrotown, Chilliwack, Coquitlam, Langley, Maple Ridge, North Vancouver, Port Moody, Richmond, Surrey, Vancouver West Side and Vancouver Downtown. We strive to serve the dental needs of the local community by providing prompt response to patients in pain or other urgent dental problems and carry out our services in a pleasant environment. Our dental clinics utilize the latest in dental technology to dramatically improve the delivery of diagnostic procedures, required dental treatment and services to our patients

Vision testing is a detailed examination of your vision with and without your glasses/contact lenses. You will be shown many different types of lenses to determine your optimal prescription. Afterwards, we will discuss different options to help you see clearly and comfortably. Our experts will perform a number of tests to assess the binocular function of the eyes. It is essential for both eyes to work together in order to obtain the best vision possible.

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Westcoast Women's Clinic is one of the first physician-based clinics in British Columbia to be fully dedicated to hormone health and wellness. It was co-founded in 2001 by Dr. Bal Pawa and Dr. Nishi Dhawan. Both are specially trained in hormonal medicine and are certified menopause clinicians by the North American Menopause Society. The clinic has assembled a dedicated all-female team of experts - including physicians, a medical herbalist, psychologist, physiotherapist, and life coaches - who are passionate about providing leading edge medical and holistic care for midlife health. Highly efficient and caring office staff enhance the experience for patients, many of whom come from all over Western Canada for the clinic's personalized and proven-effective treatment plans.

in business since 2002 not associated with any school or therapy practice. We don't do training or therapy, we help find practitioners and instructors that do.

During a six month federal energy conservation project, City Farmer was created. Read about the group's formative months in a report written by the project's leader. 'The first issue of City Farmer came out at the end of July (1978) and the second at the end of August. Both received a very positive response. The paper attempts to interest the public by showing them examples of successful Vancouver city farmers. It also reports on political issues that affect the city farmers (there has been a great deal of controversy lately about a particular woman in Vancouver who raises chickens in defiance of city by-laws), and products and information that are of use to them.