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North Shore Clinics

Caufeild Village Medical Clinic

5317 Headland Drive, West Vancouver

604-922-1544

Dundarave Terrace Medical Clinic

2419 Bellevue Avenue, West Vancouver

604-922-9186

Lonsdale & 19th Clinic

1940 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver

604-987-3347

Lynn Valley Medical & Travel Clinic

1200 Lynn Valley Road, North Vancouver

604-988-5389

Mount Seymour Clinic

333 Seymour Boulevard, North Vancouver

604-904-7712

Ocean Walk Clinic

1884 Marine Drive, West Vancouver

604-925-1884

Park & Tilford Clinic

333 Brooksbank Avenue, North Vancouver

604-983-2442

Park Royal Medical Clinic

Park Royal North, West Vancouver

604-22-7390

Park Royal Village Medical Clinic

The Village, Park Royal South, West Vancouver

604-922-7372

Pelly Clinic

3093 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver

604-988-0132

Pemberton Marine Medical Clinic

1224 Marine Drive, North Vancouver

St. Georges Medical Clinic

1315 St.George’s Avenue, North vancouver

604-984-9213

Tiddlycove Clinic

4915 Marine Drive, West Vancouver

604-922-8216

News

Bad deal for ‘Generation Squeeze’

For a couple of years, I’ve been using some of my research time at the University of B.C. to provide evidence that the squeeze on the generation raising young kids costs the Canadian business community billions. After giving a number of presentations where business colleagues smiled, nodded gently, but resisted engaging, I approached Warren Beach at Sierra Systems, asking whether he believed my findings?” A no BS kind of guy, Warren replied “As a CA, I’ve seen many people inflate estimates, so I’m skeptical.” But as a stalwart citizen, remaining skeptical wasn’t an option for Warren. Instead, he agreed to devote some of his time, and the time of two CA colleagues, to support my team in refining the estimates.

UNICEF Report Card: Children Left Behind

A landmark report by the UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, Report Card 9: The Children Left Behind, has found that children in many rich nations suffer greater inequality than children in other industrialized nations. Canada performs at a mediocre level overall, but lags far behind in equality of children’s material well-being which includes family income and other basic resources and conditions necessary for child development — placing 17th of 24 countries.