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Wink Optometry is an independent, locally owned and operated optometry clinic based in Burnaby, BC. We are dedicated to educating our patients on eye health and making the right purchase for their individual needs. Wink carries a variety of frames as well from well known brands such as Ray Ban, Tom Ford, and Gucci to independent brands like Salt Optics, Mykita, and Etnia Barcelona including sunglasses for most brands.. We have something for everyone!

Pacific FIRST Dental & Healthcare Plans protects Burnaby residents by providing dental plans, healthcare plans and life insurance. From the expected, such as routine cleanings by your dentist, to the unexpected, such as a sudden critical illness or accident, taking care of yourself and your family can be expensive. Let us help you find the insurance plan that's right for you and your family. Protecting yourself - and your wallet - can make all the difference.

Capitol Hill Animal Hospital in Burnaby is a full-service hospital for pets, providing care for dogs, cats, ferrets, birds, rabbits, pocket pets and reptiles. Our services include vaccinations, surgery, dentistry, spaying and neutering, radiology, prescription foods and more. Call Capitol Hill Animal Hospital today to schedule an appointment for your furry friend today.

BC Soccer is fortunate to receive funding through a number of Provincial Government Grants which it applies for annually. Grants are applied to various BC Soccer programs and focus on generating increased participation, coach development, high performance athlete support and the supporting of communities hosting events.

Technimed Biomedical Services Ltd is Canadian owned and operated. Our technical staff have over 25 years experience in Biomedical Equipment Services We are dedicated to providing reliable and reputable Biomedical Services to all our clients, in a cost effective and timely manner.

The origin of the fire insurance grading system dates back more than 100 years to a time when major fires destroyed large portions of cities in Canada and the United States. Historical fires such as the Great Fire of Portland (1866), Great Chicago Fire (1871), Great Toronto Fire (1904) and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and subsequent fire focused attention on the vulnerability of cities to the threat of conflagrations. During this era, water supplies, fire departments and fire codes were in their infancy and were simply not sufficient to prevent or control large, devastating fires.