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During a six month federal energy conservation project, City Farmer was created. Read about the group's formative months in a report written by the project's leader. 'The first issue of City Farmer came out at the end of July (1978) and the second at the end of August. Both received a very positive response. The paper attempts to interest the public by showing them examples of successful Vancouver city farmers. It also reports on political issues that affect the city farmers (there has been a great deal of controversy lately about a particular woman in Vancouver who raises chickens in defiance of city by-laws), and products and information that are of use to them.

Corporate Explorer Training is the brainchild of CEO, Kerry Ward. After working with Canadian Outback Adventures on a number of occasions, including training Canadian Outback Staff directly, a partnership was formed to tap into the strong demand for engaging professional training. Facilitation Lead, Glen Sollors is also part of our excellent team.

Cineworks Independent Filmmakers Society is an artist-run production and exhibition centre that supports independent filmmakers and media artists.

Outlook Magazine is an independent, secular Jewish publication with a socialist-humanist perspective. Outlook was founded in 1963. It is published six times per year. The magazine has collectives in Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Vancouver We accept articles related to our mandate. Original articles may be printed in whole or part, with permission of the editor, provided proper credit is given. Articles are typically between 1000 – 1500 words.

The Coquitlam Foundation envisions a community where quality of life is enhanced by residents and organizations creating lasting legacies by contributing to endowment funds that benefit a broad range of eligible organizations. Established by an Act of the B.C. Legislature in 1992, the Coquitlam Foundation is a registered charity which provides a vehicle for compassionate citizens to build enduring legacies; gifts that keep on giving to their community in perpetuity.

City Sports & Physiotherapy Clinic (CSPC) has been providing care in downtown Vancouver for over 30 years. Located in the heart of the central business district, we offer a spacious multidisciplinary physiotherapy, massage therapy and fitness clinic. Our clinic has both private and curtained rooms, a large gym, and premium quality electrophysical modality and exercise equipment. City Sports & Physiotherapy Clinic is a clinical teaching facility affiliated with the Department of Physical Therapy at UBC. The CSPC team has the highest quality expertise and the best tools to help you recover.