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Are you facing a legal issue or in need of legal advice in Whistler? Kong Law welcomes you inside its offices. We also offer notary services and will accept clients from Ontario and British Columbia.

Approach to Healing Dr. Terrie Van Alstyne is committed to helping her patients feel and look their best by assessing and targeting the key issues that affect their physical, emotional and spiritual health. She is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor who strives to apply the most advanced methods and techniques to achieve sustainable results in the most natural ways possible. She has certifications and advanced training in aesthetics and anti-aging, nutrition, gastro-intestinal and hormonal health, and their interconnections. She is also certified in musculo-skeletal treatment methods for acute and chronic pain. Since 2008, Dr. Terrie has developed an expertise in Anti-aging medicine and facial rejuvenation techniques.

Tanya is a creative spirit wielding artistry in both her personal and professional world. Always happy to brainstorm ideas and strategies, her unique skill-set and professional perspective are an invaluable resource to those seeking business and legal advice. After attaining a bachelor degree in Environmental Science and Business from the University of Waterloo in 2006, and then moving to the UK for a year; she returned to Canada to graduate with a law degree at the University of Ottawa in 2010. She is called to the bars of both Ontario and British Columbia. She has lived, studied and worked around the world, including Scotland, London (UK), Germany, Austria, Spain and, of course, across her beloved home country of Canada. Born in New Brunswick, bred in Ontario and now living in British Columbia – she’s passionate about her roots, proud to be first generation Canadian and dedicated to serving her community.

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Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) has a strong history of quickly responding to the needs of the community using an effective, collaborative and unique approach.WCSS works with community partners, members, funders and other non-profits to 'Provide programs and services that support social sustainability in Whistler'.

Based in North America's premier mountain resort just two hours north of Vancouver, British Columbia, the Whistler Film Festival Society (WFFS) is a charitable cultural organization dedicated to furthering the art of film by providing programs that focus on the discovery, development and promotion of new talent culminating with a must attend festival for artists, the industry and audiences in Whistler.

?Growing our Thérroir TisanesWe hand blend premium loose leaf Thérroir teas with our foraged botanicals and herbs grown organically by Local Farmers. As we focus on TeaCrafting and Foraging we will be partnering with new Local Farmers to grow our unique botanicals for the 2015 season. Fresh farm grown botanicals handharvested at the peak of freshness, taste and potency is our secret to avoid TeaCrafting any Teas with natural flavorings. The herbals we grow and craft still contain their own true, precious aromatics preserved through our special Whole storage method. Fresh milling each blend to order, delivered fresh each week and served fresh to Tea Lovers is our Craft.We grow new varietals, push their hardiness and develop them in the Squamsih zone as possible new additions to our organic Thérroir Tisanes selection. Some like our Tea plants of Camellia sinensis and Lemon Verbena overwinter indoors while other native pioneer plants are slowly progressing into future options for limited edition Tisanes for the farm.Off the beaten Path growing also involves weeding the farm for the wonderful nourishing weeds that love the spead all around us like Yellow Dock, Marshmallow, Sorrel, Dandelion, Burdock, Nettles and so many nourishing allies that can be persistent in wanting to be added to our cups.

The District of Lillooet's legal fees associated with the Environmental Appeal Board process and security costs at the water treatment plant site have mounted up to $291,000.The District says it has money to pay those bills, but the municipality must now make up the subsequent shortfall from somewhere else.The question of the security and legal costs was raised during Public Question Period at council's Sept. 15 regular meeting.