First-Nations-First-Aid near Victoria BC (510 Result(s))

The father and daughter team of Terry and Mandy Farmer are the people who run Accent Inns. This is not one of those huge chains that really only values the bottom line. At Accent Inns we have values, all right, but they're more like family values. The room you'll stay in will be spotlessly clean, the bed really comfy, and you'll be taken care of by some of the friendliest staff you'll ever meet . You're going to feel at home here. We pride ourselves on the fact that we're different from other hotels. In our restaurants, for example, you get a great meal in a pleasant atmosphere at a fair price. Imagine. We don't charge for Wireless Internet and parking is free. Conveniently located across the street is Victoria's largest shopping mall, the Mayfair Shopping Centre, on Blanshard Street (Hwy 17).

Vibrant communities created by caring people, where the individual needs of the resident always come first. That’s the Berwick Way. Everything we do is focused on being a meaningful presence for every member of our community. At Berwick Retirement Communities, we create a culture anchored in a respect and love of people. Let Berwick change your perception of a retirement home. Learn more about our vibrant senior living options across BC, featuring premiere locations in Victoria, Nanaimo, Comox, Campbell River and Kamloops. - See more at: https://www.berwickretirement.com/#sthash.IVtnj2Qm.dpuf

We specialize in providing vaccinations and related medical services to travellers venturing to tropical and developing countries, as well as seasonal vaccinations and occupational health services through our TMVC Occupational Health Services division.

Connect to a professional counsellor today. We have over 3300 Registered Clinical Counsellors across BC. Wherever you are in the province, let us connect you to a professional counsellor to provide responsive, accountable and ethical counselling.

Welcome to the James Bay Market You will be amazed at the variety of products available at the James Bay Market. Whether you're a local in need of some fresh red peppers, or a visitor looking for that unique something from Victoria, we've got it.

BCANDS is a duly registered non-profit society (#S-27869) with a charitable tax status. We currently have over 6100 members. The mandate of the BC Aboriginal Network on Disability Society is: To Promote the Betterment of Aboriginal People with Disabilities. The organization was founded in July 1991, to deal specifically with the issues of Aboriginal People with special needs. Quote from the Honourable Ethel Blondin-Andrew, Minister of Secretary of State, Children and Youth (in an address to the BCANDS General Assembly Oct. 1995): There are few situations more challenging or more pressing than the plight of Aboriginal people living with disabilities. According to Stats Canada, about 15% of the general population are people with disabilities. We have to double that figure to get a measure of how much more serious the issues are in Aboriginal communities. Thirty-one percent of our community members live with a disability - almost a third of our population are leading lives of quiet desperation. This reality influences the life of the entire community. In Canada, we are a democracy and we are judged not only how we treat everyone but on how we treat the people who need the help the most. The weakest, and the people that are most marginalized.