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Pat Anderson Agencies in Burnaby offers residential, automobile and personal insurance. We provide a personal touch whether you are insuring a large business, home, car or boat. Contact Pat Anderson Agencies today for information about ICBC Autoplan insurance, private auto insurance or recreational vehicle insurance.

We have been providing first aid training in the Lower Mainland as an incorporated company since 1985. Since those early days we have trained many thousands of students from other parts of the province as well as other areas of Canada and even other countries including Africa, El Salvador and the Caribbean island of Grand Cayman. Day, evening, and private group courses are available with a wide range of starting dates and times to suit almost everyone. The goal of our team of devoted instructors is to ensure that our students receive a high level of training, able to use their skills in a responsible manner in times of need.

One of Burnaby’s Most Trusted Physiotherapy Clinics At Burnaby Physiotherapy And Hand Therapy, our goal is to put our patients on the path to healing and recovery. We provide the best care, experience and expertise across Burnaby. We specialize in physiotherapy, registered massage therapy, acupuncture, and chiropractic treatments. More Than Just Physiotherapy We are passionate about restoring health to the Burnaby community we serve. Each physiotherapist embraces the practice mission of healing and optimizing health. We are impacting the health on a larger scale. It's more than just exercise or physiotherapy; optimizing health is our mission. Customized Physiotherapy Treatment We get to know you and understand your body. Each physiotherapist is dedicated to your full recovery and takes a personalized approach to care. Our vision is to fully heal every patient we serve in Burnaby. We live & work in Burnaby We have a practice close to your home or business.

The idea of bringing the library to the rural population in BC began with a 1927 survey conducted by the Provincial Public Library Commission. The survey's key finding was that large administrative library districts based on cooperation and resource sharing between municipalities and school districts should be created to serve rural communities who could not afford to provide library service on their own.