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Our mission is to provide a welcoming, professional, knowledgeable, eye care environment that ensures superior customer service. We strive to stay at the forefront of our profession through continued education and advanced vision technology. We provided a number of eye related services including but not limited to: Eye Exams Prescription Eye Wear Prescription Sunglasses Non-Prescription Sunglasses Contact lenses Eye infection/injury care Referrals for LASIK or Cataract Surgery Sell Eye drops and Glasses Accessories Educational Visits to Schools Glasses Adjustments and Repairs.

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Bow Cycle & Sports is a bicycle store for the entire family! We have bicycles for every type of riding style and for every age. We service bicycles, BG Fit bikes, and offer service courses in the fall and winter. Parts, we have those too, the largest in stock bicycle store in Calgary. So whether you are new to cycling or an old hand at it, Bow Cycle will have what you want. Bow Cycle is a family owned business that has been in operation for 60 years. Opened in 1957 by Jim and Mary Sibthorpe, Bow Cycle was first established as a small bicycle and sporting goods store in beautiful downtown Bowness, Alberta. The Sibthorpe sons successfully managed and grew the business for 30 years. In 2005, Longtime employees John Franzky, Darrell Elliott, Kurt Christensen, Kevin Senior and Dave Leung joined the ownership group as well as Joel Sibthorpe. A lot has changed since the store's early days. The store has grown to become Canada's largest and most successful bicycle retailer.

Office supplies on demand from coast to coast.

The Bow Valley Learning Council (BVLC) is comprised of local member agencies who are committed to the philosophy of lifelong learning. Through the coordination and promotion of local educational opportunities, the council aims to provide a comprehensive and cost-effective program of learning opportunities and experiences for adult residents of the Bow Valley.

Bowden Public Library officially opened on October 29, 1955, in a room of the local hotel (rented for $15/month). Many books were donated, and more were bought with fundraising and grant money. By the end of 1955 the library boasted 1500 volumes, and had to move to a larger space in the Walter Sick Building in 1957.

The purpose of the Boyle Street Education Centre (BSEC) is to inspire and support the educational success and social development of high-risk youth and / or youth (between the ages of 14 and 19 years) who have previously experienced interruptions in their formal learning.