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Martin & Company in Nanaimo has the team to tackle all your legal needs. Whether you require assistance recovering money in a personal injury claim, or you are settling a will or estate, we can help you navigate the legal system. We provide services for criminal law and civil litigation as well as commercial law. Home and hospital appointments are available. To see how we can assist with your legal needs, contact us today.

Kirsten J. Madsen has over 30 years of experience in litigation and mediation. Her clients consider her one of British Columbia’s premier practitioners of both family law and collaborative divorce law. Kirsten recognizes that the courtroom is not always the best way to resolve family law issues. As a family law mediator and having appeared as counsel at hundreds of mediations and arbitrations, she understands the value of alternative dispute resolution methods. She has also served as a facilitator for the “Parenting After Separation” course provided by the Ministry of the Attorney General for British Columbia. When issues cannot be resolved through mediation or arbitration, she has the experience to pursue cases through to trial.

Brenda Kaine has practiced family law since 1981, first in the Lower Mainland and since 2005, on Vancouver Island. In the ‘80s, her work was mostly carried out in Provincial Court where she represented the government in child protection cases, individuals involved in paternity cases and those dealing with extra provincial child support. Since the ‘90s, she has worked in all three levels of the B.C. courts; Provincial , Supreme and the Court of Appeal. Her experience over four decades provides her with a depth of knowledge that benefits her clients who choose to mediate the issues that arise when their spousal relationships break down, as well as those whose issues need to be decided by a Judge. Brenda’s approach to family law problems is to try to solve them without recourse to the courts, but in cases that cannot be settled through mediation, she will unhesitatingly advocate for her clients in the courtroom.

Dick Sandra offers legal services in Nanaimo. Dick Sandra can serve your needs as a legal advisor, a legal counselor, an appeal lawyer and even more. This lawyer can manage your legal concerns on marital issues. Dick Sandra has the expertises to assist you with your immigration queries. This lawyer can help in the matter of incorporation or contracts. Dick Sandra tackles your will and estate questions and can help in the case of bodily injury claims or receiving compensation for damages.

Our goal is to provide each and every patient with the highest quality of care by incorporating an individualized plan of management that incorporates all aspects of their health & wellness. Our high moral standard and commitment to cutting edge therapy creates an elite level of care in our multidisciplinary clinic atmosphere. Furthering our clinical education and treatment skills is a strong focus of all our practitioners to assure every patient receives OPTIMAL care with every visit. Multiple treatments rooms equipped to perform all aspects of functional care along with rehabilitation and a strength & conditioning fitness centre.

Central Drugs at Dufferin is typical of the locally owned and operated 6 Nanaimo stores in that it's a bright, friendly place where superior medical attention and care is delivered. More often than not, customers are greeted by their first name, indicative of the philosophy shared by the owners and pharmacists that health care should be a personalized process. In fact, while Dufferin's services and products are plentiful, they are underscored by a one-on-one style of informative communication and consultation that has been honed to perfection. In that sense, all the stores offer a complete pharmacy experience.

It is our goal to provide an education that meets educational needs of today, in a manner consistent with Ntiuchahnulth cultural teachings Haahuupa means ''continuous teaching with care.'' At Haahuupayak children are guided to meet their potential, while ga

The Port Alberni Friendship Center, established in the mid-1960s, is one of the more than 119 friendship centres across Canada and 25 in BC, with a mandate of providing services for urban Aboriginals. The services presently provided at our center are counselling, recreation programs, legal help, some public health services, social events, crafts and cultural events, with a general drop-in atmosphere.The Friendship Center is a non-profit society made up of individual members, governed by a board, which is elected from the membership at large, and administered by an executive director, and a staff of up to 36 which includes temporary project staff of 4-15 depending on the season. The Friendship Center's core budget is funded by Heritage Canada and administered by the National Association of Friendship Centres {NAFC} and the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres (BCAAFC). Other programs are funded by individual agencies with a focus on that particular subject area.