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Lakewood Children's Center began in spring of 1982. Several working mothers within the community formed a steering committee and worked with the provinal government to create a credible non-profit, incorporated centre that was accessible and affordable to parents within the community. After negotiations with the St. James School Division, two rooms were rented in Lakewood School and the centre officially opened in September of 1982 with three staff and twenty-six children.By 1984, all forty-eight of the licensed spaces were filled and five staff members were employed. It was decided at that time, through a needs assessment, to introduce a full lunch program. Later this year, a third room was rented from the school division.

In the hearing business, we get a lot of questions. Hearing loss can be a difficult subject, but we encourage you to give us a call if you have any questions that you can't seem to find the answers to. We're here to help! Do people seem to mumble or speak in a softer voice than they used to? Do you feel tired or irritable after a long conversation? Do you sometimes miss key words in a sentence, or frequently ask people to repeat themselves? When you are in a group, or crowded situation, do you have difficulty following the conversation? When you are having a conversation does background noise bother you? Do you often need to turn up the volume on your radio or TV? Do you have difficulty hearing the telephone or doorbell ring? Has someone close to you mentioned that you might have a problem with your hearing? If you have answered YES to any of these, then it may be time to finally have your hearing evaluated.

River West opened in July 2011, founded by Dr Maged Sidra Gerges and Dr Yvette Todary Fahmy.  Our practitioners are dedicated and compassionate.  Our goal as a clinic is to provide exceptional quality healthcare to the community, to provide support, comfort and the best resources available to us to all those who walk through our doors.

In 1840, a charter was issued by Queen Victoria to create a Unit in Montreal however, it is believed that other Units may have existed well before that time; perhaps as early as the Conquest of New France in the 1700's. The Association derives its name from the remnants of British and French colonial regiments which were left in Canada when their regiments returned to Britain or France following their tours of overseas duty, protecting their respective colonies. These men gathered to exchange information on service benefits that might be available and to fraternize in a social environment. The Association was known as 'THE ARMY VETERANS IN CANADA'. Following the War of 1812, sailors from the British Navy who patrolled the Great Lakes and the eastern seaboard who remained in Canada joined the Army Veterans club and the Association's title then changed to 'THE ARMY AND NAVY VETERANS IN CANADA'