Organizations, Associations & Clubs à Cherry, Aurora, ON

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Oddy Vince Bridge Books Games & Supplies

42 Stemmle Drive, Aurora, L4G 6N4

(905) 727-2300

Started in 1974 by Vince's father Ken Oddy, Vince Oddy's Bridge Books, Games and Supplies is the largest bridge supply house in Canada. Vince Oddy is a well known figure on the Canadian bridge scene having won over 2800 Master Points at bridge tournaments over the last 25 years (to become a Life Master - the highest designation - you need to win 300 points). Vince is an accredited teacher and Certified Director with the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL). (905)727-2300 1-800-463-9815 Fax: (905)726-1504 Vince Oddy 42 Stemmle Dr. Aurora, ONT. L4G 6N4.

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Machells Corners Housing Co-OP

165 Preston Thompson Place, Aurora, L4G 6T1

(905) 841-5036

associations, Real Estate Investors, clubs, associations de ski, Coopératives, Machell's Corners Housing Co-Op, Organization, Associations et Organisations, associations d intérêts particuliers, Real Estate, Services professionnels, foundations, Co Operative Organizations

Aurora Village Co-OP

1 Caruso Gdns #100, Aurora, L4G 3W4

(905) 841-7125

Real Estate Investors, Housing cooperative, Services professionnels, associations, associations d intérêts particuliers, foundations, Co Operative Organizations, Organization, clubs, Coopératives, Associations et Organisations, associations de ski

Big Brothers Big Sisters of York

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350 Industrial Parkway, Aurora, L4G 3V7

(905) 726-2149

associations, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Charity Organization, Social services organization

Charles Darrow Housing Co-OP

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135 James Henry Drive, Aurora, L4G 6E7

(905) 841-6812

The Charles Darrow Housing Co-operative in Aurora, Ontario is a 107 unit townhouse development featuring two, three and four bedroom models for rent. Handicap units also available.

PRO - Professional Referrals Organization

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15230 Yonge St, Aurora, L4G 1P2

(905) 478-1077

Organization, Community Organization

Humanitas Employee Assistance Programs Incorporated

235 ORCHARD HEIGHTS BOULEVARD, Aurora, L4G 5A2

(905) 841-3173

MarriagePrep.com is an online educational resource centered around the couple. We feature articles and other resources designed to give you insight into your own relationship and prepare you for the future ahead. What is the MarriagePrep Course? An eight hour educational program for couples preparing for marriage. The program is couple focused, with presentations on a variety of important subjects such as - building your attachment, managing conflict, sexual loving in a long term marriage, family systems and partnership. This interactive program is informal, friendly and with lots of humour and solid information. About Course Leader Brian Murray The Reverend Brian Murray is a well known educator and marriage therapist. An ordained minister of the Anglican Church of Canada, Mr. Murray has been professionally affiliated with the Ontario Association for Marriage and Family Therapy for 30 years. He has conducted seminars throughout Canada. Murray and his wife Margaret have three children and have been happily married for 44 years.

The Aurora Youth Soccer Club

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115 Industrial Parkway North, Aurora, L4G 4C4

905-727-0624

Association or organization, soccer club

Aurora Skating Club

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135 Industrial Parkway North, Aurora, L4G 4C4

(905) 713-1442

Sports club, Gym

Aplastic Anemia & Myelodysplasia Association

2201 King Rd, Unit #4, King City, L7B 1G2

(905) 780-0698

Non-profit organization, Association, Charity Organization, Medical Service, Nonprofit Organization

King United Soccer Club

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18 Doctors Lane, Suite 9, King City, L7B 1G2

905-833-3535

Soccer Club, Sports Team

York Regional Police Association

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63 Eric T Smith Way, Aurora, L4G 0Z6

(905) 830-4947

Canadian Society of Collection Agencies

16635 Yonge Street, Newmarket, L3X 1V6

Association or organization

York Regional Police Association, The

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600 Stonehaven Ave., Newmarket, L3X 2M4

(905) 898-4928

lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de York Regional Police Association

Making Small Talk

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14663 Woodbine Ave, Stouffville, L4A 2G7

Making Small Talk provides a variety of programs and services that ensure the successful growth and development of children, teens, and young adults with special needs. The programs Making Small Talk offers support students with ASD, ADHD and other Learning Disabilities. Some of our programs include Social Skills, IBI, and two unique school programs for children 3 years old up to Grade 12 and beyond. We support all our clients to reach their full potential and work with them throughout their growth and development in independence, advocacy skills and self confidence. We work alongside your child, teaching them the skills they require to have a positive and successful learning experience. Your child will be encouraged to explore their natural environment with like-minded peers.

Canadian Diabetes Association

Fermé maintenant

16600 Bayview Avenue;Unit 6, Newmarket, L3X 1X3

The Canadian Diabetes Association leads the fight against diabetes by helping those affected by diabetes live healthy lives, preventing the onset and consequences of diabetes, and discovering a cure. In 1920, Dr. Frederick Banting was working as a medical practitioner based in London, Ontario, when he first conceived the idea of extracting insulin from a pancreas to treat diabetes. After several months of experimentation, and with the assistance of Charles Best, insulin was eventually purified for human use. The first successful test on a human patient with diabetes occurred on January 23, 1922. The death sentence for diabetes sufferers around the world had finally been lifted. With new hope at hand, Dr. Best realized that the growing numbers of Canadians with diabetes were going to require an organization to serve their needs. In the late 1940s, the Diabetic Association of Ontario was formed.