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EuroLine Windows Inc. is a privately owned Canadian company founded in 1993. Today, EuroLine Windows Inc. is the largest manufacturer of uPVC tilt and turn windows and doors in North America. Our products have enjoyed outstanding acceptance by architects, builders, contractors and homeowners alike. All our products are custom-made to your specifications, and with our vast array of products combined with the wide range of colours, glass types and other accessories, the possibilities are virtually endless. From residential tilt and turn windows, to doors and rollshutters, to commercial curtainwalls, we manufacture superior products that deliver unmatched performance.

Established in 1991, the Nanaimo Community Archives is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving the regio's archival heritage. We acquire, preserve and provide public access to the historical records of Nanaimo. Our holdings include thousands of one-of-a-kind maps, architectural drawings and photographs. The NCA is the official repository of the archival records of the City of Nanaimo, Nanaimo District Museum and the Nanaimo Historical Society. Our holdings also include service club, community organization, fraternal club, family and a wide range of other community records. These records document ordinary and extraordinary people and events that allow us to establish a sense of community, of family, and of particular times and places. They are, in essence, the actual evidence.

Devlin Electric Sign Company is a locally owned and operated family business, founded in 1963 by our father, David Devlin Thorburn (1926-1990). Our family history in the sign business goes back to our grandfather, William Albert Bayliss, who started hand-lettering signs in Victoria, BC, in the early 1900s. Bill Bayliss learned neon bending in the 1920s when neon was first introduced to North America and founded Bayliss Neon in 1928. Dave Thorburn started working at Bayliss Neon in 1947, married the boss' daughter in 1948, went to New York City to learn neon bending in 1949 and moved to Nanaimo in 1952 to set up a regional branch office for Bayliss Neon. After 10 years the branch office was closed and Dave Thorburn started the D. Devlin Company in 1963, incorporated in 1971 as Devlin Signs Ltd., and modified the name to Devlin Electric Sign Co. Inc. in 1989. Two Family members are now active in the company, Blair & Drew Thorburn.

The View Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on the Nanaimo campus of Vancouver Island University, which presents all types of visual arts and designs made by students, community-members, and professional artists. A non-commercial site, the gallery presents a mixture of programming and art events that range from touring exhibitions to annual showcases of student art. The View Gallery is run and staffed by faculty members and students in the Department of Art and Design, within the Faculty of Art and Humanities.

Heidelberg Materials, formerly known as Ocean Pipe manufactures concrete pipe.

Your sign accomplishes more than you think. It draws customers in and provides a visual clue as to what your business is all about. At Mid-Island Sign in Nanaimo we install signs as well as repair and maintain them - because a broken sign doesn't help anybody. Get in touch with us for more information.

PJB Engineering Ltd.  was established in 1978 to provide civil and structural engineering consulting services. It has been active since in the fields of commercial, industrial, residential, and warehouse structures. Services rendered are from planning, design, drawings, project management, and site inspections.The group recognizes the importance of only employing highly professional, qualified and experienced staff who believes in the values of design excellence and professionalism. Our team of in-house engineers, technicians and project managers contribute to the success of the group by finding optimum cost-effective solutions for engineering challenges and ideas encountered in the projects we undertake.