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Frances Thibeau House and Judy Thomas HouseIn NanaimoEsther's House and Mary Gordon House City of Gardensthe Other Side of the Fence : Human Exchange FundraiserGo to Publications Page for more Information on this first of a series of five Books by Patrick Schnerch. Each book will depict one year of real time, consisting of documentation of events, statistics and facts about Homelessness in Victoria BCThe whole idea for writing the book series is to provide awareness about mental illness, addiction and homelessness plus raise funds for charity. That is the sole reason for this five year project The VHES is a completely volunteer nonprofit Society and NOT an agency (which has paid staff and volunteers).As we near the end of our second decade of providing housing, we require more people to share gifts of many skills and labours.Please refer to the list of services and skills that are needed. If you wish to be part of the Human Exchange, download the Volunteer Application Form.Thank you for your willingness to consider taking part in ' the exchange of life's gifts'.Download Volunteer Application

Explore the VGS Resource Centre FREE on 6 Sep 20146 September 2014 ~ Special hours: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm ~ PLEASE JOIN US!/p>September 6, 2014 is our 'Explore the Victoria Genealogy Society Resource Centre' day./p>What do we have at the VGS Resource Centre?Who can use our many resources?Why become a VGS member?Come and join us for coffee, tea and goodies while finding out all . See some of the things that we have done in the past year. Meet some of our volunteers who are there to help you in searching for your family. It's a FREE day for all.Genealogy is our passion. The Resource Centre is full of information, knowledge from our volunteers, support for your searching, and scheduled workshops to guide you on your quest. Come join us! Posted 4 Aug 2014Three new audio stories have been added to the Voices of the Past memory project. Listen to Albert Harwood, WWII veteran and retired Victoria Police Officer, as he tells us working in a radium refinery , his experiences with circus elephants and a war time memory running his ' speed buggy ' into the back of a Tiger tank.InIn October, 2013, the Victoria Genealogical Society (VGS) launched the 'Voices of the Past' memory project to promote the importance of recording and preserving family history stories and personal memoirs.

The Victoria Hospitals Foundation raises funds for priority medical equipment and special projects at Royal Jubilee Hospital and Victoria General Hospital, Vancouver Island's largest and most comprehensive health care resources.We consult with Island Health to determine the most urgent equipment needs so your donation is spent where it will have the greatest impact.

Victoria Prayer Counselling provides counselling and guidence to Christians in need of healing beyond forgiveness. At VPC, we minister to people through a combination of listening, sharing and praying. God alone has the power to heal the memories and hurts that afflict people. he desires to minister to those who come to him in faith, believing that he can and will heal hem. The counsellors themselves are only a means by which god speaks into people's lives.

Visions One Hour Optical is 100% B.C. owned and operated and proud of it! We opened our first location in 1988, in Victoria B.C. Since then we have been proud to expand to our current 10 locations. We believe our success can be attributed to four things; great service, selection, value, and most importantly, our professional Opticians are second to none. Each of our Super Optical Stores offer over 1500 quality frames to choose as well as a wide array of lenses which are fabricated by our lab technicians, in our in store Optical Laboratories. Together this is an unbeatable combination allowing us to provide quality eyewear at better pricing than the American chain stores. Since we craft our eyeglasses in our in store laboratories, we can produce most orders in about an hour with impeccable quality control each step of the way. By not having to send your eyeglasses to a distant lab for processing we are able to save our customers both time and money.Giving back to the community has always been important to the Directors of Visions One Hour Optical. Visions One Hour Optical gives back through many corporate donations to local events and charities. Visions has sponsored Canuck Place, local sports teams, and been part of the popular food bank and Christmas tree programs. Visions is also proud to support third world eye care programs by donating new eyeglasses. The ten locations of Visions One Hour Optical are also donation points for used eyeglasses, which also go to the third world, giving needy people the gift of sight.

Visions One Hour Optical is 100% B.C. owned and operated and proud of it! We opened our first location in 1988, in Victoria B.C. Since then we have been proud to expand to our current 10 locations. We believe our success can be attributed to four things; great service, selection, value, and most importantly, our professional Opticians are second to none. Each of our Super Optical Stores offer over 1500 quality frames to choose as well as a wide array of lenses which are fabricated by our lab technicians, in our in store Optical Laboratories. Together this is an unbeatable combination allowing us to provide quality eyewear at better pricing than the American chain stores. Since we craft our eyeglasses in our in store laboratories, we can produce most orders in about an hour with impeccable quality control each step of the way. By not having to send your eyeglasses to a distant lab for processing we are able to save our customers both time and money.Giving back to the community has always been important to the Directors of Visions One Hour Optical. Visions One Hour Optical gives back through many corporate donations to local events and charities. Visions has sponsored Canuck Place, local sports teams, and been part of the popular food bank and Christmas tree programs. Visions is also proud to support third world eye care programs by donating new eyeglasses. The ten locations of Visions One Hour Optical are also donation points for used eyeglasses, which also go to the third world, giving needy people the gift of sight.

Established in 2000, Vitality Treatment Centre is a multi-disciplinary health treatment centre located near the Oak Bay Village of Victoria, BC, Canada.

The passion for speed and performance that characterizes Speedway Motors has roots more than five decades deep back to the 1940s when the dealership's founder, Bruce Passmore, mortgaged everything he had to purchase the old Langford race track. Bruce's Langford Speedway became the best sprint track in Western Canada. It was the green flag for a string of successes to follow for the daring entrepreneur. In 1952, Bruce opened Speedway Auto Sales, a used car lot in Victoria. The next year a Volkswagen rep dropped by and Bruce got the Bug. Once again he put it all on the line, investing everything he had in 10 VWs and a one-car showroom at Yates and Quadra. In 1955, Porsche was added to the Speedway stable and by 1958, the company had moved to Yates and Vancouver and secured a Porsche franchise. Speedway grew through the 1960s and reached a singular plateau in 1967 when Audi joined the Speedway/Passmore family. The dealership became the only one in Canada to have Volkswagen, Porsche and Audi under one roof. During this period, Bruce's son Roy - who had not fallen far from the family tree - had been racing his Love Bug and selling cars in Vancouver. By 1971, Roy decided it was time to come home and he returned to Victoria to join the family business. Speedway moved to its current location at 3329 Douglas Street in 1985 and its founder, Bruce, was inducted into the Victoria Auto Racing Hall of Fame in 1989. Indeed, his legacy of racing and performance has never been forgotten. Fifty-five years since Bruce Passmore risked it all to buy his first 10 shiny Volkswagens, Speedway continues to take the checkered flag as an outstanding, family-rooted Vancouver Island dealership.

1981 marked the beginning of my career in the B.C. Westcoast Forest Industry. I was privileged to the trained by my father and close relatives in the position of a Faller. I did it so successfully as a 3rd generation Faller, for 17 years. On September 11, 1997 my life's path was forever changed. I became a burn survivor from the result of a logging accident (helicopter crash). Two years and 12 major operations later, I discovered wood once again, and everyday realizing how fortunate I am.