The death of a loved one often brings about unwarranted stress and turmoil among families. One family member wants one thing, while another wants something else. By planning ahead, you help prevent disagreements by letting your family know your wishes and how you want your funeral service carried out and your business handled. Our staff guarantees we will carry out the arrangements you want, just as you directed. You and your family can rest easy knowing that at the time of death, those uncomfortable decisions have already been made.

The Common Sense Orthotics team is proud to offer personalized care to support your mobility needs. This local pedorthic clinic was founded in 1992 by Bill Goers, and the current professional team of Canadian Certified Pedorthists are honoured to follow in his “footsteps”. As pedorthist they specialize in custom foot orthotics, compression stockings, and bracing. All patients are met with full attention, care, and a listening ear to determine the best treatment plan to make activity comfortable. Common Sense Orthotics is proud to fabricate their orthotics on-site, and allow for free adjustments to ensure ideal fit and comfort. Book your biomechanical assessment today!

This form of burial has been practised since the dawn of human civilization. A body is prepared for Green Burial without embalming and buried in a biodegradable shroud, simple container or casket made from natural fibre, wicker or sustainably harvested wood. A Green Burial is a statement of personal values for those who seek to minimize their impact on the local and global environment. It is a spiritually fulfilling alternative to conventional burial, especially for people who are mindful of the cyclical nature of life. The body is returned to the earth to decompose naturally and contribute to environmental renewal.

May brings high pollen levels that can significantly affect seniors, especially those with asthma or other respiratory conditions. Symptoms like sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, and fatigue can worsen quickly if not managed. To combat seasonal allergies, seniors should keep windows closed on high pollen days, use air purifiers, shower after outdoor activities, and stay hydrated. Over-the-counter medications may help, but it’s important to monitor their effectiveness. If symptoms persist or worsen, it may be time to have medications re-evaluated by a healthcare provider to ensure proper treatment and avoid interactions with existing prescriptions.