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BDC is the only bank devoted exclusively to entrepreneurs. Our business centre's mission is to help create and develop strong businesses in Victoria through financing, advisory services and indirect financing.

The Meeting Is Concluded, We Plan On Breaking Out Some Snacks, Turning On The Music, Setting Up The Disco Ball, And Drinking The Beer You Brought. Okay No Disco Ball. But We Will Be Looking To Hearing From You What You Want The Next Year Of Cinevic To Look Like. Heck You Might Even Want To Run For The Board.

InUnison was formed in 2002 by its three founding members: Warren McCall, Duane Fox, and Rodrigo Pena. Originally our company operated with an emphasis on Software Change Management and we derived our original name, SCM Solutions Inc, from our primary focus. Since then inUnison (read the rebranding story here!) has grown organically and expanded our expertise to include IT Service Management, IT Asset Management, IT Infrastructure Management and much more. We are continually honing our skills and working on unique solutions in the Application Lifecycle sphere such as Unify ALM, a product we developed to help bridge some of the common gaps within our field.

Anthony Macauley Associates [AMA] is a Canadian software developer that creates and implements product solutions designed for the needs of departments and agencies at all levels of government. We have over twenty-five years of domestic and international experience with e-governmental solutions, systems, and operations. Our software solutions are powerful, manageable, and flexible to the individual needs of each department and agency. We specialize in public sector programs, management, and modern controllership.

Our tag line proudly proclaims we are a 'good place to be'. It refers not just to our locations but also the essence of Boys and Girls Clubs. It is the relationships that are forged between participants and our staff and volunteers. It is the safety and support we provide through our care families and youth programs. It is the specific environments we create that let youth know they are valued and can achieve their potential. THAT is the 'good place' that our programs and services create.

BC Families in Transition (formerly the Separation and Divorce Resource Centre) helps more than 10,000 people per year through family changes, including separations and divorces, remarriages, blended family arrangements, and other complex family situations. We provide professional counselling for adults, children, youth, and families, legal support services, and workshops. Whether you are wishing to separate or to remain together, call us at 250.386.4331 to discuss how we can help. Some evening appointments are available.

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This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Working in collaboration withBC Aboriginal Restorative Justice WorkersOur ValuesThe Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia (NCCABC) provides culturally appropriate services to aboriginal people and communities consistent with their needs. Our service is accomplished through access to counselling and referral services to clients with substance abuse and detox support issues; advocacy services for aboriginal family and youth; facilitating and enhancing access to justice by assisting clients involved in the criminal justice system; provides services to Vancouver community court; providing community outreach; networking and partnerships; advocacy services; and providing training and workshops.Our dedicated employees are responsive to the needs of the community by providing quality, innovative and educational options where people are treated with dignity and respect. Showcasing Our 40 Year History Showcasing Aboriginal Courtworkers of CanadaSpotlightBRITISH COLUMBIA JUSTICE SUMMITSJustice Summits are convened by the Attorney General and Minister of Justice of British Columbia, at least once a year, to facilitate innovation in, and collaboration across, the justice and public safety sector