We’re looking for a dynamic and motivated physiotherapist to join our team. Our clinic offers physiotherapy, massage therapy, acupuncture, IMS, shockwave therapy and custom orthotics. As part of our team you will enjoy a flexible work schedule, guaranteed caseload, and …
We treat a lot of people who are struggling to get pregnant. Most of them are stressed out about their fertility, for a variety of reasons. There’s the sense that the clock is ticking and they’re running out of time. …
We’re proud to announce that our EQ-i 2.0 Certification Course has been approved for 23 Continuing Professional Development Hours by CPHR Alberta. We know first hand just how committed Human Resources and People Services professionals … Approved to grant CPHR …
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Excited to welcome the newest member of the H&H acupunking team! Please welcome Sarah Strohan, R.Ac. who will be commencing sub hours in our community acupuncture practice in August! Sarah has spent the past 5 years studying Acupuncture and Chinese …
We’ve been looking back on the Triathlon of Compassion, and pulled out some of our favourite moments from the day! Thank you to everyone who came out to support this important community event and make it a success! Source https://humanpoweredracing.ca/2019/07/top-photos-from-triathlon-of-compassion-2019/
Over the last few months many of you have stepped up to support our efforts to permanently end commercial trophy hunting in the spectacular Kitlope River Valley and surrounding environs. Thank you. The video below gives you some insight into …
On May 10, the Canadian federal government announced its first wide-ranging measures to reduce the primary threats compromising survival of the salmon-eating Southern Resident killer whales reliant on the transboundary waters of the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. Although federally …
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A Look back at last years inaugural event. Registration is open for this years race on August 11th. Source https://humanpoweredracing.ca/2019/07/swimrun-victoria-2/
It is a Thursday night at the Kitimat Valley Institute and there is a long line-up of people waiting to buy a book from the master storyteller, Xenaksiala elder, Cecil Paul. He and Gerald Amos, his shist a bey or …
The transition is often considered the fourth event of a triathlon. The transition refers to the time spent between swimming and biking (T1) and between biking and running (T2). Quite simply it is when you have to “transition” from one …
At Raincoast, we use, and rely on many powerful images to convey the beauty and importance of the areas where we work, and the wildlife that thrives there. They are critical to help us inform people of conservation concerns, and …
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We recently closed our third season of Raincoast’s Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program with a new addition to the program – an event to connect, reflect and celebrate our precious coastline. People of all ages and backgrounds joined in the …
Ironman is a huge undertaking. Most people spend an entire year committed to the goal. From the training to the equipment to the nutrition athletes are generally well prepared. What is astonishing is how poorly some people execute on race …
Strategies to preventing errors on your Ironman race day Read more »
There are 3 types of people in life: Victims, Survivors and Thrivers. Victims allow bad experiences to define their life. Survivors do just enough to “make it” from day to day. But Thrivers realize they have a purpose and pursue …
Veronica’s first experience with acupuncture was right here at Heart & Hands. After becoming a regular client in 2012, she became a volunteer at the front desk to become more immersed in the clinic community. After years of being mystified …
The Fraser River in British Columbia remains one of the world’s most productive salmon rivers. Equally significant is the Fraser River’s estuary, which serves as vital habitat for fish, bird, and mammal species that are linked across thousands of kilometers …
A lot has happened in a very short time at Human Powered Racing! Nancy Carleton was crowned National Champion for the 7th time in her age group at the Apple Triathlon in Kelowna. After coming out of the water with …
Heart & Hands is not only a pillar of the downtown community and a pioneer in caring for people from all walks of life thanks to their affordable and inclusive model, they are also staffed by the most caring and …
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Programs for endurance sports often neglect some basic strength and core training. At B78 we feel it is essential to continually address your core, back and hip stability. The primary objective is to target your core, back and hip stabilizer …
Today we are returning to court with partners Ecojustice and Living Oceans Society to challenge the federal government’s re-approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Our lawyers at Ecojustice submitted a motion to the Federal Court of Appeal this morning, …
Huge shout out to the many athletes that swam, biked, and ran the XTERRA Victoria. It’s a tough race and very technical. We saw racers give their hearts to this race and it was inspiring to see the grit, skill, …
Racing, winning, and finishing at XTERRA Victoria 2019 Read more »
This summer the Victoria Pink Pages is sponsoring Haus of Occult, a local group of drag and burlesque performers. We’re so excited about the powerful and subversive art these folx Source
I luckily stumbled upon Heart & Hands via one of my close friends from school who shared how amazing it was. I have struggled with mental health issues, and therefore physical and physiological issues, for my entire adult life and …
Just days before being asked to go on a last-minute week-long trip to the Kitlope I had been glued to the pages of Cecil Paul and Briony Penn’s new book, Stories From the Magic Canoe. I was invited to visit …