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D & R Photo has been a forerunner in the Vancouver photographic lab-printing scene since it first opened its doors in 1981. Early in the life of the business, owner's Ross & Dori Funk established a reputation for producing top-notch results with uncompromising customer service. A hallmark still true of D&R today. In the retail segment, D&R continues to offer a selection of frames, albums, film and accessories for film & digital cameras. For your convenience, we also have three touch-screen customer terminals in-store that allow you to print directly form your digital storage medium (memory cards, USB flash drives, CDs and DVDs). Our store offers you the chance to browse while you wait for your prints and leave satisfied with both your product and the service.

The Vancouver Learning Centre is a specialist educational facility that provides individualized, one-to-one teaching and support for learners with diverse needs, collaborating closely with families and schools to optimize outcomes through a team-based approach.

Vancouver Animal Emergency Clinic (Animal ER) is a facility dedicated to providing 24 hour emergency and critical care services for companion animals. 2014 will be our 36th year of providing emergency and critical care to companion animals, serving their family members and the veterinary community. Every pet, whether injured or sick, will have timely access to treatment and diagnostics, delivered by our expert team of veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary office assistants and support staff. Our Team members have been chosen not only for their skills, but also for their ability to do their best for you and your pet.

There are more than 100 different types of arthritis, a disease that affects people of all ages, from babies to older people. Contrary to popular belief, it is not a disease of the elderly; in fact, more than three in five people diagnosed with arthritis are under the age of 65. The disease affects people of all races and both genders, though some people - like women and Aboriginal Canadians - are more likely to get arthritis than others.