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Valley Veterinary Services in Chilliwack, BC is a Fully Accredited animal hospital that has been providing service to our community for the past 15 years. We provide both a full-service hospital and house/farm-call mobile service (/site/view/56377_GuestBook.pml/site/view/56377_GuestBook.pml/site/view/56377_GuestBook.pmlread what others say about us). We are committed to quality veterinary care throughout the life of your companion animal. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy animals; early detection and treatment of diseases that come with aging; and complete medical and surgical care as necessary during the entire lifetime. We are committed to providing the latest and most comprehensive diagnostics and care while providing you with good value. We continually upgrade our equipment, facilities and staff training so that we remain on the cutting-edge of available verterinary medical and surgical care. We understand the special role that animals play in the life of people and are dedicated to becoming your partner in your companion animal's health care. Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual animal owner. We are pleased to provide convenient and affordable care options when you need them. We will never be content to provide average care or cut-rate services. We are here to help by finding solutions to the problems presented to us. Valley Veterinary Services in Chilliwack, BC is a Fully Accredited animal hospital that has been providing service to our community for the past 17 years. We provide both a full-service hospital and housecall service for pets and a farm-call mobile service for our horse patients. We are committed to compassionate, quality veterinary care throughout the life of your companion animal.

Redline Excavating is a Registered Onsite Wastewater Practitioner and local expert on septic system design and installation. We have been in business in the Lower Mainland and the Fraser Valley since 1998.

Mustang Stables was established in 1982. Our interest in horses and nature was the basis of its beginnings. Furthermore most riding stables at the time were poorly run. Trail systems for the most part were and still are a mix of urban industrial sprawl. The rides were not private and in many cases the horses were not suited to the riders. Riders were given little or no instruction prior to the ride. Based on observations and experience over the early years, we planned to create a ranch that any rider or nature lover would want to experience. Mustang stables was the first to offer private rides. Since 1982 we were pioneers in accepting special needs rides, even before there were any therapeutic programs in existence. In fact we did many charity rides for the Langley Center in the early nineties, including The Ride for Andrea at M.R.E.C. in Maple Ridge. Our new ranch location in Mission is surrounded by mountains and streams making for an excellent nature trail system. Wildlife and waterfowl are abundant as the ranch is located along a migratory flyway and wintering area for swans, eagles and thousands of other birds. Whether you ride a horse or just want to explore the surrounding countryside or kickback under our 90 foot covered clubhouse patio, we can accommodate you. We can welcome up to 200 guests or just one at a time. Camping, picnicking, biking, hiking, conferences, weddings, birthday parties, wildlife and nature photography are just some of the many experiences we have to offer. The new ranch allows us to offer top quality service, riding, or any other event you wish to arrange. The ranch is surrounded by old growth forest and a mountain skyline which gives visitors a genuine sense of tranquility and escape. Our versatile horses are specifically trained for trail riding movie and commercial production weddings, special events and parades. We have taken our horses into the Vancouver Hotel main ballroom in front of 800 hundred guests and also the Western Bayshore Hotel ballroom with the same amount of guest. For 10 years we have taken a horse to the New Vista Society seniors facility. Seniors up to 101 years old have enjoyed a ride on the many horses we have taken there. We maintain some of the safest and most reliable pleasure horses in our industry. Thousands of people have had their first riding experiences at Mustang Stables over the last 28 years. The ranch has an impeccable safety record.

The recognized community leader that facilitates and advocates for all business in the Mission Region. The Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce fosters a networkfor entrepreneurial leaders to partner in representation, communication andeducation. The Mission City and District Board of Trade was created in 1893 and operated under that name until 1961. The name was then changed to the Mission City and District Chamber of Commerce until 1970 and the Mission and District Chamber of Commerce until around 1979. In 1979 the name was changed one more time to the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce. Harry Brown French created the Board of Trade, the first in British Columbia and was elected its first president. The Board immediately took out advertisements in all newspapers within a 300 mile radius, offering a package of free land, free water, free power, property tax exemptions and, most extraordinary of all, the Board also offered to construct factories, mills or other commercial buildings for potential industrialists at no cost whatsoever! Today's Chamber of Commerce is housed in an attractive cedar shake building just east of Mission on Highway 7. The Chamber continues to serve the businesses of Mission but also houses a Visitor Centre that offers tourist information to visitors and local residents alike.

Christian Life Community was planted in July of 1992. We began as a small group meeting in the home of Pastor Jim and Maureen Lucas who had moved from North Vancouver to birth the new community under the auspices of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. On January 17th of 1993 our new community went public and began meeting in the Chapel of Summit Pacific College. We moved to Abbotsford Christian Secondary School on Old Clayburn Road after outgrowing the chapel in 1995 .CLCC purchased and subdivided land in 2002 in order to subsidize the construction of a new facility that now serves as a Base Camp for our community at 35131 Straiton Road.CLCC exists to engage unbelieving, unconvinced people with the message of Jesus, grow them into disciples and send them out into the world.Matthew 28:19 - Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.Matthew 22:36-40 - Jesus said, Love the Lord your God with all your heart soul and mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself.