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Earthlandia Technology Inc. is a team of highly trained and experienced mobile app and website developers, project managers and marketing experts with a love for mobile technology. The creative and technical capability team has a combined over 40 years of software engineering and successful international software product development. Feel free to contact us whether you want to discuss your mobile initiative or get a quote. Let's get started on your next great idea. We are always delighted to help.

Established in 1986 as a resource centre for a broad membership of dance professionals and the public in British Columbia, The Dance Centre has evolved into a multifaceted organization offering a range of activities unparalleled in Canadian dance. Our goal is to support the development of dance and to develop an environment where it can thrive. We offer programs and resources supporting the professional development of artists, present public performances and events, manage Scotiabank Dance Centre, Canada's flagship dance facility, and work to promote BC dance.

Westkey has been in business for over 50 years and is a 100% Canadian owned and operated company. Our focus is to serve our customers with a one stop one source solution for all of their printing, marketing and communication needs. As the largest independent print provider in Western Canada, our diverse range of services are second to none. Our team of over 180 full-time staff work around the clock to consult with and meet the needs of our customers. We go above and beyond your expectations to get the job done.

Techtrain Learning Solutions is a professional eLearning solutions company that strongly believes in Result Driven Learning. With more than 11 years of experience delivering online training solutions for colleges, universities and corporations we understand how and when to leverage educational technology to meet the training, learning and business needs. With one foot in educational technology research and another in service delivery, we are rightly positioned to be your online training partner. Established in 2008, Techtrain is the eLearning arm of Bahl Consultancy Services Inc. and is based in Surrey, British Columbia with offshore partners in India and Malaysia.

The Source is the place for the latest tech from top brands and we’re proud to be Canada’s largest tech retailer, with over 450 stores from coast-to-coast.

The Rick Hansen Foundation unifies organizations and leaders to work in partnership towards positive change for a healthy and inclusive world, with a key focus of improving the lives of those with spinal cord injuries. Through Rick's leadership, the Foundation has leveraged the $26 million raised during the original Tour to more than $291 million in investments toward SCI research, rehabilitation and quality of life initiatives.

Turnkey - there is no time or cost to implement or support our software from IT departments in School Districts. What-if scenarios - dynamic changes can lead to conversations and collaboration amongst District departments, for tackling complex issues. Annual enrolment projections - one 15 year set completed for you, for each school, by program and for the entire District. Unique data sources - some of which are proprietary. The sources are Federal, Provincial and from local levels. They include current birth, population and preschooler data for each school, multiple years of select data to support historic and trend analysis. Annual software upgrades and customized data - including new software features, map updating, boundary changes, data costs and acquisitions, data verification, and address cleansing of student information. Client Extranet - A secure password-protected site that provides upgrade links, product release notes, FAQs, advanced tips, white papers, custom templates, a Data Exchange Centre, and FREE training options including training ''on demand.''

The Canadian Pacific Railway was extended into Vancouver from the Port Moody terminal. Due to the dramatic increase in traffic between New Westminster and Vancouver, a tram line connecting the two centres through Burnaby was built. The land along the tram route was subdivided and sold. The population of the area along the Canadian Pacific line was only about 200 persons, who were mainly employed in the agriculture or logging industries.

The idea of bringing the library to the rural population in BC began with a 1927 survey conducted by the Provincial Public Library Commission. The survey's key finding was that large administrative library districts based on cooperation and resource sharing between municipalities and school districts should be created to serve rural communities who could not afford to provide library service on their own.