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Lifemark Physiotherapy Lonsdale in North Vancouver is pleased to offer a full range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation services to help our clients return to play, to function and to work. We are a multidisciplinary clinic that employs a holistic approach to physio and rehabilitation to provide our patients with compassionate and quality care.

LUX Design is Vancouver's premier Interior Design firm. Whether a condo, home, hotel or commercial space, we ensure our clients expectations are not only met but exceeded. Our work has been praised as understated luxury and sophistication with our clients from Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver telling us that hiring LUX was the best thing they ever did. You are our top priority at LUX Design. We are experts at taking your ideas to the next level and maximizing potential of your space, your style and your budget! Our Interior Designers in Vancouver are a synchronized and knowledgeable team that put you first. Our job is to see the potential of any space through the lens of your style and needs, then bring these design solutions to life. We look forward to working with you and achieving the space that you have always dreamed of

Serving South Western BC since 1986. Full service tax consulting, financial planning and preparation for all business and personal, industrial and residential needs.

Middleton Architect is a full service architectural design firm dedicated to making places for people. We specialize in community oriented developments with integrated environmental strategies. Our design philosophy is to create environmentally sensitive design solutions that are economic, functional, and yet emotionally stirring. We create spaces and forms that empower the human spirit, respect the natural environment, emphasize the relationship between building, site, and region. Our mission is to provide culturally, timeless, cost-effective solutions in close collaboration with the client.

When the Ministry of Health introduced mandatory electronic billing in 1989, doctors began purchasing computers for their offices. John Culter and Dr. Ron Ford recognized an opportunity to develop useful computer applications for the medical community.Medinet is a network for doctors to communicate with each other and their local hospitals and labs. To increase traffic on the network, John and Ron incorporated electronic Lab Report delivery as an easy, fast and convenient alternative to receiving lab reports by mail or courier. In addition to this time saving service for doctors' offices, the Medinet creators realized their new network also had potential to offer other useful tools related to the practice of medicine.In 1999 we added Medinet Access to PharmaNet and have since become the leading PharmaNet vendor in BC.We now include secure email - Medinet Mail - and PAR Medical Billing Software and Service Bureau as additional tools to assist the medical community.We are a software development company, but our primary business is customer service.

I still can remember the January morning in 1986 when my dad and I were sitting at his kitchen table; he was drinking Greek coffee reading the Vancouver Province newspaper. I snagged the sports section from him as I wanted to look over the hockey scores from the night before.With his glasses perched on the edge of his nose, he turned to me and said, hey zun; look at this, whadda ya think? He showed me an article about a fellow who was selling wine store franchises.At that time private wine shops were not allowed in British Columbia, all the stores were government owned. I told my dad I thought this looked like a pretty good idea. We also agreed that many other people have done pretty well in the wine business and that we should give it a shot. We talked about it for a while longer and then he then told me why don't you call them, so I did.This was my first lesson on government bureaucracy. I am not sure on the precise series of events, we signed a variety of papers, I had meetings with the liquor board, and it was all very official and at times intimidating and frustrating. We persevered and some ten months later, November 19, 1986, we opened. Our first day of sales was about $110.00.We soon woke up to the reality of the wine business in British Columbia; our dreams of wine being wine barons were quickly diminished, we were only allowed to carry British Columbia wine from one winery and their cider and coolers. As serendipity would have it, two years later the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the General Agreement of Tariffs and Treaties (GATT) were ratified. These two agreements grandfathered the wine stores and allowed us to carry American wines and other imported wines respectively. This set the foundation in place, allowing me to pursue my dream of building Marquis Wine Cellars into one of the finest wine stores in North America.