Aquinas Institute

Legal Aid BC provides free legal assistance to residents of British Columbia, acknowledging the complexities of the legal system and the financial barriers many face in accessing legal representation. Whether dealing with family, criminal, or immigration matters, individuals who qualify can receive support by applying online, in-person, or via phone. For those navigating family law issues such as divorce, child custody, or domestic violence, Legal Aid BC offers valuable resources and guidance through the Justice Education Society. Additionally, Indigenous Justice Centres provide culturally sensitive information and representation for Indigenous communities in the province. Through a dedicated team of lawyers and advisors, Legal Aid BC serves thousands of clients annually, offering essential legal information, advice, and representation to those in need. The organization's commitment to accessibility and inclusivity is reflected in its efforts to bridge the gap between legal services and underserved populations. Generated from the website content

Small Business BC, also known as the Canada British Columbia Business Services Society, is a resource for small businesses in the province of British Columbia. As of December 5, 2024, the organization was placed under bankruptcy with MNP Ltd. acting as the Trustee of SBBC. For businesses seeking services and support, it is recommended to reach out to the Province of BC or the Federal Government of Canada for resources. Additional information and support for BC Entrepreneurs can be accessed by downloading the provided resources on the website. Generated from the website content

False Creek Racing Canoe Club is Vancouver's premier multidisciplinary paddling club, strategically located at the heart of Granville Island. The club offers a variety of programs, including outrigger, dragon boat, sprint kayak, and marathon canoeing, as well as summer camps and racing programs designed for children and youth. Committed to fostering physical development and age-appropriate learning, FCRCC encourages new paddlers to join their community throughout the season. The club also acknowledges its activities take place on the traditional ancestral and unceded lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples. Generated from the website