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Peter Chand, owner of GREENMINIdesigns believes it only takes one person to make a difference. Peter also proves how effective a bright green Mini Cooper can be... at attracting attention when placed in highly visible, high traffic areas of the city. Overcoming a life altering health scare, Peter has turned his ambition from recovery to business success. Our Thrive team would like to congratulate Peter for his recent audition on Dragons' Den. There is no limit to what you can achieve, no matter what life throws your way.

I am excited to announce that restrictions will be lifted this coming Tuesday! I will be open for business starting Tuesday, February 16th. I will be in touch w...ith those who had scheduled appointments with me before restrictions were put in place. If you would like to book with me, please text me at 705-717-5890 or email me at [email protected]. Thank you for your continued support everyone!

Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day. Every time this video is viewed today, Bell will donate 5 more towards Canadian mental health initiatives. Watch and share to show your support. #BellLetsTalk

Not only do they provide counselling for a variety of concerns, they are a great team to work with!

Looking for a great boxing day sale on emergency preparedness items? Check out Total Prepare Inc.

4th Day of Gifting - Planting Trees Part of protecting and saving orangutans includes protecting and saving their rainforest home - they cannot be separat...ed. You can’t protect orangutans without protecting the forest - Dr. Birute Mary Galdikas For $10 you can help plant 300 local trees in Borneo, where the orangutans live. As part of this program we have a local tree nursery located just outside the Care Centre where we grow and tend to the small seedlings and replant them in the forest when they are big and strong enough. You can help plant trees here https://orangutancanada.ca/plant-trees-and-protect-forest/ All gifts and donations are tax deductible.

Living with Water brings together a diverse, multidisciplinary team to help communities living on British Columbia’s South Coast prepare and adapt for sea level... rise and flooding. This PICS sponsored project will be led by a team from the Coastal Adaptation Lab at the University of British Columbia and is in partnership with University of Victoria, Simon Fraser University, University of Waterloo Wageningen University & Research and West Coast Environmental Law The ‘solution seeker’ partners who are directly involved in the project and plan to use the research findings include the City of Surrey, City of Vancouver - Local Government, District of Squamish, Squamish Nation, Tsleil-Waututh Nation, and the Government of British Columbia Living with Water will develop new planning, design, and decision-making tools to strengthen three aspects currently insufficiently addressed in the region. Learn more at http://ow.ly/FJTf50COCtR

Great holiday safety tips from NIFSC - National Indigenous Fire Safety Council Project!

This is perfect guide for understanding how to optimize your business on Instagram!

I’m excited to announce that I am now selling Revive 7 Eyelash + Eyebrow Growth Serum. Made with 100% natural ingredients. Start seeing results in 7-14 days when used daily!

Gift Certificates now available for Julieanna's Studio!

Great advice regarding social strategy, content, and customer engagement!

As someone who is on Social Media all day across many platforms - I have been overwhelmed by the amount of Covid-19 news. Have you noticed a major increase in government messaging online regarding Covid-19? How would you use your social platforms to target a younger audience?