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Welcome to McCallum Physiotherapy. Our client-centered physiotherapy clinic has been returning the residents of Abbotsford and surrounding communities (as well as clients who travel to our clinic from all over North America) to their pre-injury lifestyles for over 30 years. Clinic owner, Erland Pettman, is an accomplished and innovative teacher of orthopaedic manual therapy and all our therapists are continually updating their skills to be able to provide a multifaceted approach to achieving clients’ goals.

Gateway Healthcare provides access to healthcare providers striving for the highest standards in patient care and services. Please see our website for more information on our providers and services.

The Abbotsford Airshow began in 1962 when the recently formed Abbotsford Flying Club decided an airshow would be an effective way to promote flying from Abbotsford Airport, which was inactive at the time. The Flying Club approached W.J. (Bud) Lloyd of the Abbotsford Rotary Club for their support. The Rotary Club put up the $700 to cover the budget of the show and Flying Club provided the manpower. The 2001 Abbotsford International Airshow featured the first flying demonstration in Canada of the F/A-18F Super Hornet.

Lanning Greg offers legal services in Abbotsford. Lanning Greg can serve your needs as a legal advisor, a barrister, a solicitor and even more. This lawyer can handle your legal concerns on marital questions. Lanning Greg can help in the matter of temporary visa, permanent residency or citizenship. This lawyer has the expertise to tackle your legal corporate commitments. Lanning Greg confronts your will and estate inquiries.

Kinghaven Treatment Centre was established in 1971 and continues to serve an adult male clientele suffering with addiction and/or mental health challenges. To date the centre has served in excess of 22,000 men. images/pic_au_peardonvile_big.jpgimages/pic_au_peardonvile_big.jpgOur Sister program, Peardonville House Treatment Centre was established in 1987 to serve the needs of adult women with similar addiction and/or mental health concerns, and their under school age children. The children, while not in treatment, are cared for in a fully-licensed childcare centre at the facility. This program has served in excess of 2,500 women and children. In 2006, Valley House, a 6 bed residential program for the most chronically addicted was opened on the Kinghaven campus and Mollie's Place, a similar 6-bed facility for women, opened on the Peardonville House site in 2008.