Organizations, Associations & Clubs in Vancouver, BC with website
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8250 Manitoba, Vancouver, V5X 0L6
+1 778-285-7737
BuildaPill has been a specialized supplier of premium tableting materials and equipment since 2002, dedicated to empowering businesses and individuals in the creation of high-quality tablets. With over two decades of experience, we specialize in providing pre-mixed excipient blends, excipients, colorants, tablet presses, and essential tableting tools. Our mission is to simplify tablet manufacturing by offering solutions that save time, reduce costs, and enhance efficiency. Whether you're developing custom tablets with up to five active ingredients or scaling your operations, our products and expertise ensure precision and quality at every step. At BuildaPill, we pride ourselves on supporting innovators and manufacturers with reliable, GMP-compliant materials and tailored R&D services. With our focus on quality and customer satisfaction, we make professional-grade tableting accessible to organizations of all sizes. 
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7 W 7th Ave, MOUNT PLEASANT, Vancouver, V5Y 1L4
(604) 874-4636
Civic & Social Associations, Club, Clubs 
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378 – 3381 Cambie Street, RILEY PARK/SOUTH CAMBIE, Vancouver, V5Z 4R3
(604) 618-7557
Cambie Village is the cozy neighbourhood in the geographic centre of the city, stretching from W. King Edward to the foot of the Cambie Street Bridge. It is home to some of the City’s best kept secret dining spots, two comedy venues, a few pubs (including great patios), cafes, a movie theatre, and some of Vancouver’s most unique shopping. Whether you are looking for locally designed fashion, toys, a Swiss wrist watch, a haircut or a good bottle of wine, you’ll find it in Cambie Village. 
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#171-1089 West Broadway, Vancouver, V6H 1E5
(604) 736-7267
SIGMA is the hub of knowledge transfer of menopause and related issues. It will link up with menopause clinics and menopause practitioners across Canada to share knowledge, to act as advocate for menopausal health in Canada, to provide up to date knowledge to our patients, and have a unified voice in Canada to speak for the women in Canada. SIGMA is a leading source of information on menopause for physicians and patients. The SIGMA Canadian Menopause Society (S) is dedicated to advancing the health of women in Canada at and beyond the menopausal transition. We will accomplish this through a multidisciplinary and inter-professional network of Canadian health care providers dedicated to the care of women at this stage of life. We will facilitate and support research, education, knowledge translation and public education in menopause. SIGMA denotes the Special Interest Group in Menopause and Aging; “S” the capital Greek letter is commonly used to indicate a summing up activity, a mathematical expression that reflects well our vision to combine the many voices and interests of menopause into a whole. The concept of SIGMA was first raised over a decade ago following the publication of the first Menopause Consensus document in 1994. For two years, concerted efforts were made to develop a multidisciplinary group within the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada, but for various reasons this did not come to fruition. Nevertheless, the idea continued to be nurtured over the years, and in January 2008 an independent, multidisciplinary group was formed, consisting of family physicians and specialists interested in menopausal and postmenopausal health. SIGMA Canadian Menopause Society was launched in May 2008 in Madrid, Spain, at the 12th World Congress on Menopause sponsored by the International Menopause Society (IMS). At that meeting, our founding members, listed here, began the work of establishing this multidisciplinary group. 
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2202 Main Mall, Vancouver, V6T 1Z4
(604) 822-2731
Educational Research Center, Organization 
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Suite 330 – 409 Granville Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6C 1T2
(604) 408-9484
associations d intérêts particuliers, Non-profit organization, Sports et Loisirs, Clubs et Associations, Community Service, Charity Organization, Cerebral Palsy Assn Of, Associations, Nonprofit Organization 
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3665 Kingsway, Suite 300, Vancouver, V5R 5W2
6044369311
Organization, Human Resource Consulting 
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1360 E 3 rd Ave, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V5N 5R8
(604) 708-5655
A world-renowned festival of performing arts for young audiences, the Vancouver International Children's Festival has been educating, entertaining and inspiring young audiences since 1978. The Vancouver International Children’s Festival moved to Granville Island in 2011, after 33 years at Vanier Park. Why Granville Island? The decision to move the Festival to Granville Island was made with great deliberation. We all love Vanier Park, but the best artistic work in the world today requires technical support that we cannot provide in tents. At Granville Island we have access to theatrically equipped venues, and plenty of outdoor spaces. Granville Island is a vibrant, creative hub and home to numerous cultural festivals and events. It offers the environment and opportunities to take the Festival into the 21st century. Despite the many challenges still facing us, we know it was a move in the right direction. The Vancouver International Children's Festival Society is a non-profit charity registration no. 11883 3532 RR0001. 
The Vancouver Children's Festival is highly regarded for its entertaining live shows, hands-on craft opportunities, and wandering performers. Families enjoy spending the day there, creating a tradition for some. Granville Island and the Lower Mainland are enlivened by the festival's spread of art. Some visitors appreciate the volunteers' contributions, but concerns have been raised about their working conditions. 
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6251 Cecil Green Park Road, Vancouver, V6T 1Z1
(604) 822-6289
The Vancouver campus boasts some of the city's best attractions and recreation facilities, including the Museum of Anthropology, the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts , the UBC Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research , and endless opportunities to explore forested trails in the adjoining 763-hectare Pacific Spirit Regional Park. Our second major campus is in the dynamic Southern Interior city of Kelowna in the Okanagan Valley. UBC Okanagan, open since 2005, provides an intimate learning community in the spectacular wine-growing region of British Columbia. 
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#200–1226 Hamilton Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 2S8
(604) 683-7473
Sports et Loisirs, -New West, Clubs et Associations, Associations, Associations & Clubs, Social services, -Surrey, North-West, Sports & Recreation 
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605 Robson St # 900, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 5J3
(604) 666-0937
Public Administration, Federal Government, Association or organization, Executive, Exce, Legislative bodies, Legislative & General Government 
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948 Howe St, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6Z 1N9
(604) 681-7164
Non-profit organization, Business Associations, associations d intérêts particuliers, Association, Nonprofit Organization, Associations 
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999 W Broadway, FAIRVIEW, Vancouver, V5Z 1K5
(604) 736-8660
Association or organization 
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#402 - 1755 W Broadway, FAIRVIEW, Vancouver, V6J 4S5
(604) 736-5130
Sports et Loisirs, Business associations, Physiapy Assn of, Membership Organizations, Association, Associations, Clubs et Associations The Physiotherapy Associations in Vancouver are praised for their well-managed organization and responsive customer service. Some customers express concerns over the outdated physiotherapy exam and the need for updates. The user-friendly website is also highlighted for its ease in finding physiotherapists. Individual therapists, such as Naz, are commended for their effective treatment and understanding demeanor. 
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3410 Lougheed Hwy. #250, HASTINGS-SUNRISE, Vancouver, V5M 2A4
(604) 299-6401
Soccer, Association, Nonprofit Organization, clubs, Non-profit organization B C Soccer Assn is a provincial sports authority for soccer. Customers appreciate the friendly and helpful staff. Some mention parking as an issue, but understand the need for cost savings as a non-profit organization. 
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2323 Boundary Rd #205, RENFREW-COLLINGWOOD, Vancouver, V5M 4V8
(604) 473-9447
MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS, Association, Non-profit organization, particuliers, Business Associations, d intérêts, Nonprofit Organization 
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2125 W 7th Ave, KITSILANO, Vancouver, V6K 1X9
(604) 738-4644
Clubs et Associations, Nonprofit Organization, Sports et Loisirs, Membership Organizations, Community Organization, Association, volets, associations d intérêts particuliers, associations de ski, Non-profit organization, Business Associations, Association or organization, caisses populaires 
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2610 Victoria Dr, HASTINGS-SUNRISE, Vancouver, V5N 4L2
(604) 299-3539
VAST was founded in 1986 by former members of Amnesty International, in response to the flood of refugees arriving in British Columbia as a result of the internal armed conflicts in Central America. Through their work with survivors of torture from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, the founders of VAST recognized that there were no community-based mental health supports for refugees in Vancouver. In October of 1986, this small group of human rights activists and mental health professionals gathered to form the Vancouver Association for Survivors of Torture (VAST), an organization that would work at the intersections of human rights and mental health. While the geo-politics of refugee resettlement have changed since VAST was founded, we remain committed to promoting the human rights and mental health of refugees. We promote mental health and healing through trauma-focused psychological counselling and community-based psychosocial support for refugees who experience trauma as a result of torture, political violence, and other forms of persecution. We promote human rights through public education on refugee rights and the prevention of torture, and through advocacy with the Canadian Council for Refugees, the Multi-Agency Partnership, and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. VAST is the second largest centre for survivors of torture and political violence in Canada, and a member centre of the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims.