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    Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility

    Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility

    (2 reviews)

    Mount Pleasant

    Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility has proven to me to be a "dis"organization, with…read moreVery poor communication skills ( which is sad for a company that is based on trying to improve communications abilities for their patients, and that has the word communication in it ). And I have also learned recently that there has been a history of abuse and " inappropriate " conduct from upper management towards their staff. I was a very " patient " patient of 2 locations for over 2 years while seeking help for my moderate hearing loss, very severe tinnitus, and very severe hyperacusis. My first experience was with an audiologist at the Willow street location P----- is a TRT trained audiologist and she seemed eager to help me, but she continually very abruptly spoke over the top of my answer to every question that she asked me which caused me unnecessary confusion and stress. And the receptionist at the same clinic, S---- R---- made her interactions with me very inappropriately personal in nature in the ways that she would ask me questions about my choices in audiology care that were meant to be strictly between myself and the audiologist. On top of that, P----- ( the audiologist I tried to work with ) decided to quit the organization without providing myself, and her management, any notice. In the last hour of her last day of work with Wavefront she emailed me to let me know that she was resigning that day and that I should work with someone else. I later learned from one of her colleagues that there was dozens of other Wavefront Center for Communication Accessibility audiologists and administration staff that quit the organization in a sort of " mass exodus " as, apparently there were multiple reports of derogatory verbal abuse and " inappropriate " conduct from the CEO and management to some of their audiologists and admin team. Now, after I spoke with the new CEO, h---, on the phone, I was granted an expedited appt with the last remaining TRT trained audiologist at the head office in Mount Pleasant, G----. However when the appt time came I arrived to learn that she works with a student present during every appt with her patients. I can understand that she does this to help the organization to train new audiologists, but it is definitely not appropriate to not notify each patient of this beforehand. ( I was told by the reception that my appt was with ' G---- ' and no one else. ) When I asked G----- why and asked that my hearing test be done with just her she said " No. "I said " I was not told that by you or the admin staff or the CEO, so can you explain why, G----? " And she said " No, I do not think that I have to explain that to you. Would you like to proceed? " So, I thought that was actually very ignorant of G----. I finished my updated hearing test as it was needed to get my new in-ear tinnitus masker / hearing aid devices from the organization. I told the new CEO, h---- what I experienced and he agreed with me that I should have been notified that beforehand. The devices I waited over a year for were finally ordered and finally arrived. When at the head office for the fitting, excited to finally have my new tinnitus maskers the male audiologist, named n---, greeted me. While walking down a rather long hallway to the appt room, nick asked me " how has your day been so far? " which I answered. Yet he chose to ask me the same question 2 more times. Strange. I then asked for the appt room door to be closed, for privacy, focus and because of distracting audio and visuals in the hallway. The audiologist said no. The appt room doors were always closed at their other location, so I told him and the CEO so. I was then informed by the CEO that they could not accommodate that and that they will no longer be able to help me. If I were them, I would be offering me the same appt at a different clinic, and I suggested that to him and have received no response from the CEO I am considering filing a lawsuit against Wavefront Center for these reasons.

    I am so pleased with this company. I have been wearing hearing aids for at least 10 years now. I've…read morerecently discovered Wavefront Centre for communications, what a huge difference. They are a nonprofit organization, so they don't have an ulterior motive. They test your hearing, fix your existing hearing aids, and also lend you replacements, while yours are in getting repaired. I bought new hearing aids from them, I have never been as pleased as I am with my new pair. I can turn them up and down myself. I also got them custom fitted into my ear canal. What a huge difference, in hearing. When you can't hear, and you go to a hearing aid company, you are at their mercy to how much or how little help you will get. I highly recommend Wavefront Centre for Communications . I don't think you'll be disappointed!

    Value Village Boutique - The aisle is too narrow.

    Value Village Boutique

    (6 reviews)

    Granville Entertainment District, Downtown

    Fancy interior, chandelier, and wooden floor looked upgraded Value Village but not really…read more Especially for somebody who is looking for a specific item, this store makes you just tired. Especially accessories, shoes, bags were scattered all corners and you will miss the item easily. The aisle is too narrow for two-way shopping. Very inconvenient. Size dividers are not clear either. Clothing item selection is not impressive. Victoria Dr. one is much better and fun to find scored item.

    Of the two boutiques in Vancouver, I prefer this one for selection, though it's not a very pleasant…read moreexperience to visit. The location of this VV boutique is unfortunate to put it nicely. It's on the Granville strip but about as far from the expo skyTrain as possible and in the seedy part of the strip. It's no wonder they have a lot of security in the store - notably by the door and keeping an eye on shoppers inside. Came by for this particular visit on a Thursday afternoon to find the store reasonably quiet. Women's clothing and accessories are on the main level, men's is downstairs with a few additional women's clothes, books and a few other random pieces. The selection of clothing is curated somewhat, but you'll see everything from Joe fresh and old Navy to Balenciaga, Lululemon, Nike... It all depends on your luck, timing or lack thereof. Today I found a few items I was interested in. It took me a while to peruse and as I was narrowing down my items the fire alarm went off. Not knowing if the noise that was blaring was for a shoplifter or another security matter, no one paid it any mind. A few minutes later security came downstairs and quite rightly (but rudely) told everyone to leave. Fast forward ten minutes and the firefighters and truck arrived with everyone out of the store and I decided to leave with nothing purchased in hand, having left everything inside as directed. I did return later on into the store's credit. The few employees that I interacted with were efficient and pleasant if not friendly. It wouldn't be a value Village review without mentioning the prices. I think I was fortunate today that the few items I picked out were reasonably priced considering their condition, brand and quality. With that said, you do have to be picky and patient and make sure you check carefully for stains, damage, discoloration, etc. I do agree Mari that's shopping at this boutique does take some of the fun out of it. In theory they've done the hard work for you and so you'll pay more at this location. The best advice I can offer is know what you're looking for. Be patient and bring a coupon with you to bring the cost down a bit. Happy hunting!!

    Value Village Boutique

    Value Village Boutique

    (7 reviews)

    South Granville, Fairview Slopes

    I was expecting that since this was the "Boutique" that this is where the crème de la crop of the…read moreclothes would be. Items with tags still attached, better brands etc. Imagine my surprise to see that this was not the case. I saw George, Joe Fresh, Old Navy, Shein .... Shit that is priced higher then when it was originally sold ! Also the quality is not great. Looks like things that should be donated - then priced at 3/4$ .. And if you are looking to Donate so you can get your 20% off coupon .. not going to happen here!! They do NOT take donations..... Finally the store itself it small and cramped. Dimly lit especially downstairs .... This was my first visit impressions. I will give it another chance. If things have changed I will update this review. We shall see ....

    I've visited the boutique a few times since they opened, and my feelings have not changed -…read moredisappointing at best. You'll mostly find mens and womens clothing here. They do have some shoes, books, records, handbags and a few other knick knacks but by and large, "premium brand clothing" is the boutique's bread and butter. Once in awhile you may find something nice here - lucky you - however, the price will reflect it. Nike or Adidas on the label? Get your chequebook out! Mec or Zara? Prepare to pay through the nose. For my money, this takes all the fun out of going to the thrift store. You're there to find a treasure at a bargain price, and that just does not happen here. Certainly, they could improve the layout - the aisles are narrow, and congested, the staff disinterested. I will not be going out of my way to return here. It's unfortunate that this is now one of only two Value Villages left in Vancouver - the Victoria drive location is sadly missed.

    Berwick Child Development Centre - childcare - Updated May 2026

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