It’s a pleasantly bucolic, but otherwise unremarkable, property comprised of a few single-storey buildings scattered about a small Willoughby acreage. With two houses — as well as some office and therapy space — surrounded by small flower gardens, lawns and trees, there is nothing to identify Connect as anything but a residential property to the casual passerby. Nothing to indicate that the site has, for the past two decades, been home to one of two brain injury rehabilitation centres of its kind in B.C. Click on the header to read more.
Posted on: Tue, 16 Sep 2014 23:37:57 +0000
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