The staff is amazing. They make you feel like you are a member of a team. They celebrate your…read moresuccesses and they help you with the struggles that come up in life.

very nice staff, it offers treats during the holidays! The teachers are helpful during class!read more

Tracey is such a gift to this world! my session was so powerful and profound. I felt safe,…read moresupported and connected! I am so grateful for the healings and the awakenings. I highly recommend her and so look forward to my next session!!

I am so thankful I found Tracey. As a reiki practitioner, she's been able to help me through…read moreseveral emotional blocks, clearing them so that I can move forward, with positive action steps in my life. I'm super grateful! I was also really thankful for her skill as a medium. If you're looking to connect with a loved one who has passed, I highly recommend Tracey. She is also very professional and personable (which I totally appreciate!)

Not up to the standards of even a (usually) free class at your local library. While held at a…read moreuniversity campus, the instructor didn't seem to have much knowledge of his topic. He essentially read from a Microsoft instruction manual, which I already have. I needed help with issues not covered. That's why I paid for the course. Admin was unhelpful and full of attitude. No refunds allowed.

Signed up for a course. The curriculum consisted of the instructor photocopying chapters from a…read morecopyrighted book. Course: $65. I could have purchased the book for $20. Though the course was promoted as being for expanding artists' work, the instructor instead discouraged students from actually creating any work. Instead, we were used as test subjects for her "life coach" training. Instead of presenting our creative work, she encouraged painful childhood revelations----as LONG AS they weren't in the form of a poem, a painting, a story, etc. An unexpected support group, really. Not what was advertised, and I was not looking for cheap therapy from an unqualified person. A lot time was wasted by the instructor startling, commenting and going to the door every time someone walked by. She emailed us to "vote" to change the class start time, so she would not be disturbed by normal campus activity. All I saw was a few students in the hall, chatting quietly. We were never informed as to whether class time was changing. In the second week, she emailed me daily with unwanted, invasive, personal advice on how to run my life and career. She herself has not had any success in an Arts career. The last straw was her email saying I was the first thought on her mind in the morning. Followed by more irrelevant, personal advice. Between the prohibited materials and this invasiveness, I asked ElderCollege for a refund. The administrators had hysterics, repeatedly focusing on the fact I'd emailed the office after hours. I have never known an organization insist you are absolutely sure you are not emailing at lunch, or after 3 pm on alternate days. No refund, just more hysterics and obfuscation. After speaking with many concerns about ElderCollege, I discovered it is not uncommon for their instructors to simply profusely photocopy copyrighted materials as their curriculum. It got even weirder. The director posts her email on her LinkedIn. I discovered it is her personal email, which she shares with her hubby. So unprofessional. After I emailed her once, she told me not to email her again at that public address. But she kept emailing me from this address. That pretty much defined the crazy making nature of this place. Like being put in a round room and ordered to pee in a corner. I took it up with the BBB, and the astonishing personal attack and falsehoods the admins launched, was something you just don't see from professionals. They found my email stating that it is illegal to photocopy and distribute copyrighted materials, "intimidating." Of course, they didn't state the topic of my email or its calm, factual tone. They just used ugly words in a personal attack. You can enjoy higher quality courses at a community centre or library, for half the price or even free. They seem to vet their instructors more stringently, as well. I knew this course wasn't for credit, but I mistook the word "college" and its location at a rented room at UFV, for offering higher standards. The only business I've seen that has turned off their Google reviews.

I attended the Historical Gun Association of BC, gun show over the weekend in Chilliwack…read more It was the first gun show I have ever been to. The venue was the Chilliwack Heritage Park, which has a large 160,000 square foot facility for events. I'm not yet a gun license holder & to buy guns at this show, one had to have a licence. I went out of curiosity & to hangout with several friends that have previously been in service for country. I was enthralled with the classic Remington & Winchester rifles, as I grew up watching old school westerns on TV. It was an interesting display of guns & other weapons. I spent about 2 hours going around checking everything out. All I need to do now is take a two day course & then apply for my fire arms license. Now yelpies in America, try not to LOL when you see the pictures I post. There are more restrictive fire arms laws up here in Canada, so we don't have quite the personal arsenal like y'all have to start WWIII. Yikes!

This was where the Ride to Conquer Cancer event was held. The venue is quite big. There are three…read morebarns connected to each other. It was perfect because we managed to use all three barns. As well behind there is a big giant field. We had the tents set up on the side. The venue is huge and clean.