Silver-Ridge-Design-Build-Inc near Austin Heights BC (1010 Result(s))

aka Haney, Hammond, Whonnock, Webster's Corners, Yennadon, Albion, Ruskin and The Ridge. These original neighbourhood names, formerly the post office names in those communities, have persisted through the years even after the original post offices are long gone - except in Whonnock, but that's another story.

Home stores are 100% Canadian owned, with 100,000 different items available! There's a perfect Home store for your project, gift idea or everyday household item. At Haney Home Hardware you can find housewares, hand and power tools, plumbing and electrical supplies, paint and painting supplies, sporting goods, plus automotive and farm supplies. Home Hardware stores also feature giftware and seasonal items, including lawn and garden supplies.

The Dragonfly came to mind because in Native American culture it represents the breaking down of the illusions and beliefs that prevent us from having a healthy and fulfilling life. It is also a beautiful mystical creature with wings that represent all of the colors of the rainbow and reflects the complexity of the human experience.'Dragonfly medicine is of the dreamtime and the illusionary facade we accept as physical reality'. . . Dragonfly is the essence of the winds of change, the messages of wisdom and enlightenment, and communications from the elemental world . . . on the psychological level, it may be time to break down the illusions you have held that restrict your actions and ideas . . .Dragonfly medicine always beckons you to seek out the parts of your habits, which you need to change. Have you tended to the changes you have wanted to make in your life? If you feel the need for change, call on Dragonfly to guide you through the mists of illusion in the pathway of transformation.

Craft Council of British Columbia is a charitable arts service organization which supports all stages of artistic practice in the craft sector; creates opportunities for artists to exhibit, sell and produce art; provides a voice for artists and craft organizations and aids in the development of active communities around craft. Since 1973 we have been making craft more significant in the cultural life of British Columbians and Canadians. Through our public gallery and social enterprise shops on Granville Island,and at the Vancouver Airport Crafthouse, we exhibit and interpret contemporary objects in ceramic, glass, fiber, metal and wood that honor innovation in art, craft and design and celebrate materials and processes.

In the past you may have seen the Easter Seals Buses which began in 1947 when a handful of Lions Club members began using their own station wagons to transport children with disabilities to school. Our specially-equipped buses are leased to private agencies transporting children to hospitals, schools, treatment centers and recreational facilities in communities around the province.