Organizations, Associations & Clubs à Victoria, BC

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Tyee Co & OP

#1-103 Wilson Street, VICTORIA WEST, Victoria, V9A 6X1

(250) 360-1163

Services professionnels, clubs, foundations, associations, Cooperative, Associations et Organisations, Coopératives

Victoria Shrine Club

1803 Quadra St, BURNSIDE, Victoria, V8T 4B8

(250) 383-7565

Civic & Social Associations, Fraternal organization

Hallmark Society The

15-1594 Fairfield Road, HILLSIDE - QUADRA - DOWNTOWN BLANSHARD, Victoria, V8S 5L8

(250) 382-4755

Association or organization, Membership Organizations, Association

Association of Professional Biology

300-1095 Mckenzie Avenue, Victoria, V8P 2L5

250.483.4283

The Association of Professional Biology (APB) represents biology professionals practicing in Western Canada (RPBios, PBiol, RBTechs, BITs, Trainees and Student members). Established under the Society Act as a not-for-profit organization, APB is administered by a Board of Directors elected annually. APB members specialize in the study, management or conservation of living organisms and their habitats. Members of APB work in a wide variety of fields including, but not limited to, environmental impact assessment, fish and wildlife management, entomology, and microbiology. The focus of the APB is to support its biology professional members directly and indirectly by promoting the professional practice of applied biology.

National Association of Federal Retirees

411 Gorge Rd. E, Victoria, V8T 2W1

(250) 385-3393

The Victoria Fred Whitehouse Branch is one of five branches of the National Association of Federal Retirees located on Vancouver Island and within the Association's British Columbia Coastal and Islands Region. With over 4700 members, the branch serves federal retirees in the Greater Victoria area. The name “Victoria-Fred Whitehouse” commemorates the acknowledged founder of the Association, Mr. Fred Whitehouse, who was a resident of Victoria. Mr. Whitehouse, then president of the Civil Service Federation, acted as the guiding hand in establishing the Association and was elected the first National Secretary-Treasurer in 1963.