Disability & Special Needs Services à Québec, QC
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4545, 1Re Avenue, QUARTIER 4-6, Québec, G1H 2S8
(418) 624-2105
Depuis 1987, Braille Jymico est chef de file en ce qui concerne la production braille de documents scientifiques (code Nemeth), ainsi que dans la réalisation de graphiques avec lignes en relief et est la première entreprise canadienne privée à produire des documents à contenu musical en braille. Braille Jymico originated in 1987 as a result from an exensive teaching background as well as far-reaching supervisory experience of braille transcription and production. 
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245 Rue Soumande, SAINT-ROCH, Québec, G1M 3H6
(418) 523-3065
Community Organization, Business associations, Disability Service, Personal & Community Services, Non-Profit Organization, Membership Organizations, Nonprofit Organization, Association or organization 
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798 Rue De Bougainville, PLATEAU, Québec, G1S 3A5
(418) 652-9900
La Clinique de Lecture et dÉcriture développe différentes stratégies de lecture au primaire. La compréhension est essentielle pour lapprentissage de votre enfant. Consultez-nous pour découvrir nos différentes stratégies de lecture au primaire. 
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3 E Avenue, VIEUX-LIMOILOU, Québec, G1L 2V7
(418) 648-8003
Schools-Special Purpose, Schools-Technical & Trade, Art Schools 
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778 Rue des Calcedoines, QUARTIER 4-3, Québec, G2L 2N1
418 627 3890
Formation avancée en soin des pieds offerte par Denise Pothier 
405 St-Joseph Street E, SAINT-ROCH, Québec, G1K 3B6
(418) 522-8884
MEC was conceived by a small group of Canadian climbers who wanted a place to buy gear not carried by conventional retailers: gear for mountaineering, rock climbing, ski touring, and hiking. In August 1971, these six initial members founded Mountain Equipment Co-op. Our design philosophy is a set of principles that guides us through every step of the product development process. It is the foundation for building innovative, functional, and durable MEC-brand products. It takes approximately 18 months for a product to go from initial design to arrival in our stores, and even longer to research and develop new fabrics or technologies. Keeping these ideas in mind through all the development cycles ensures we don't get off route somewhere along the way. Our gear testing program lets us refine the details of MEC designs as well as test different fabrics and materials by giving them a real-world thrashing. And, it just makes sense to set up the tents where they'll weather some storms and toss the wetsuits into the surf to see how they come out. Innovation in product design not only ensures high function in our gear but success in our journey towards environmental sustainability. By choosing lower impact materials and production techniques, we are working to reduce our ecological footprint on the planet. We've established a set of guidelines to distinguish products that use a significant sustainable initiative. We originally identified MEC-brand gear that fits these criteria. Now we've expanded it to include other brand partners who have proven that they follow the same guidelines. How do we decide which materials are used in our products? We analyze them in the MEC testing lab. Tucked around the corner from the busy hub of our design studios and production floor, test guru John Shen manipulates the machines and devices that grade potential components of MEC gear.