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Urban Barn we offer a stunning array of contemporary furniture, home decor and accessories that will look right at home in your place, for years to come. By shaking up a winning cocktail of great design, quality and value with liberal splashes of fun, we've become a true favourite of the style conscious shopper.

Oliver Village - where our condo-style suites for rent offer you the comfort,convenience and service you deserve.Contemporary features in your rental suite, serene and beautifully landscaped gardens and plenty of amenities at your fingertips,makes living at Oliver Village easy.

Hakim Optical began more than 40 years ago with Mr. Hakim grinding lenses for the Canadian wholesale market. His craft was learned, as a youth, in his native Iran and honed, in subsequent years, grinding lenses in Germany and then camera lenses in Switzerland.Attracted by the excitement of retail opportunities, Mr. Hakim began to pass the great deals he gave to wholesalers on to the public.Today Hakim Optical serves the public with 157 outlets (including 137 one hour factory outlets) in Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Manitoba.

Moving to a different country, and many times to a different culture, is not a minor event in a person's life. Immigration to a new country is not only about the application process, but also the move and subsequent integration to a new environment. And this is often undertaken without a support system in the new country to aid in the process. Pathfinder Consulting prides itself in its support of new immigrants throughout the entire immigration process from the successful Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Bistro India offers attentive and personal service, an authentic South Indian menu and an eclectic environment. We even offer delivery of our tasty Indian food creations. Indian cuisine is well known for its sophisticated and subtle use of spices, herbs and flavorings. However, in South India we prepare spicier dishes and use more rice and seafood than our friends in the North.

I am licensed with the city of Edmonton and registered with the MTAA (Massage Therapist Association of Alberta) which gives me a registration number required for people to claim their treatments through their extended health care plans. I was trained at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Vancouver completing the three years, 3100 hours program in 1999. I moved to Alberta in 2000 and have been servicing the Edmonton area ever since. Currently only accepting new daytime clients