The staff at New You Spa is made up of medical experts, clinicians, physicians, and customer care executives who pride themselves on keeping up to date with the latest market trends and technologies. All of their expert nurses have extensive training around the world which allows them to bring high-quality, innovative techniques and services to Canada.
Focused on Results
Oxana Nourse brings passion and dedication to New You Spa. She saw what was missing in the industry and put a major emphasis on innovating her brand with an empathetic female perspective. “I soon realized that in my current industry, a key element was missing, ‘paying for results’, not paying for a service. So, people were paying for nothing, really. My mission is to continue to build a company and team that guaranteed high-quality results to clients.”
And Oxana has done just that, taking New You Spa to a whole new level. They’re known throughout the nation as pioneers and innovators, redefining the world of non-surgical aesthetic procedures. New You Spa pushes the boundaries of what’s possible, going above and beyond to give their clients results that they’re 100% satisfied with.
Clients are the Priority
New You Spa runs its centers with a five-star concierge service. Whether it be the aesthetician performing your procedure, or a receptionist answering the phone when you call for more information, each and every single employee has undergone extensive training in order to ensure they provide outstanding service at every interaction. When you walk into any of the seven locations in Toronto, you’ll be greeted by a staff member who is friendly, yet knowledgeable and professional.
The team at New You goes out of their way to treat every single one of their clients like a member of the family. Clients are offered guidance towards services, with all of their questions thoughtfully answered and their concerns listened to. The staff makes every effort to get to know their clients, and returning customers are always pleased when the staff remembers small details about them and their lives.
Services Tailored to Clients
New You goes above and beyond in order to offer the newest and best technologies by sourcing them on a global level. This allows them to provide optimal results that cannot be obtained with any competitor.
The skilled professionals at New You offer more than 30 quality services and lead the industry in laser aesthetics, body contouring, skin rejuvenation, and anti-aging solutions. New You offers a wide array of services and procedures to help you put your best face forward. Their goal is to make you feel great in your body and they offer professional services that are customized to suit your individual needs and concerns.
Their services are tailored to the needs of each client, but some of the most popular treatments are:
- Laser Hair Removal: New You has performed more than 500,000 laser hair removal treatments which makes them the largest and most trusted provider of the service. Their newest 3-in-1 technology is the most advanced device on the market today, making for a pain-free laser hair removal experience.
- Skin Rejuvenation: The skin tightening service offered at New You is a non-surgical, completely non-invasive treatment that only takes one hour to complete. At other clinics, a similar treatment would include over three hours of painful injections. This new technology is ten times more effective than injections, and the results last five years longer.
New You Spa is the industry leader, setting the trends for others to follow, and will make you feel great in your body again. When you visit New You, you put your best face (and body) forward, and walk out knowing that all of your concerns have been addressed by the best professionals in the business.
There used to be a dominance of land-based casinos on the gambling scene in the past, and you needed to travel hours to reach your nearest casino. As of 1994, however, the industry underwent a revolution with the launch of the first real-money online casino. With the advent of online gambling, players have shifted their attention to this more lucrative and fun alternative to visiting physical casinos.
Playing at a casino site, however, requires safety precautions. Register only on platforms licensed by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
Finding the interest in iGaming Ontario has never been easier since gamers can choose from an impressive array of games, receive exclusive no-deposit bonuses, and receive top-notch customer service.
In this article, we will take a look at Canadian gambling laws and go over some tips for a safe gambling experience.
Gambling Laws in Canada Through History
Canada has not always allowed gambling. Before more lenient laws were passed, such activities were prohibited for centuries. It was common for natives to play games with sticks and bones before John Cabot arrived in Canada. Europeans, however, banned all forms of gambling. As of 1892, every province adopted the Criminal Code.
The country began to allow lotteries and a few other forms of gambling in the late 1960s. A license and regulation of gambling within a province were given to each province by the government in 1985. It was not until 1989, however, that Winnipeg’s first land-based casino opened. Canadian provinces have different gambling laws today. By understanding Canadian gaming legislation, you will be able to gamble legally in the country.
Can You Gamble Online in Canada?
With an estimated 19.3 million active punters, the Canadian gambling industry ranks eighth in the world. It is legal in Canada to engage in online gambling provided that the casino site is licensed by the provincial authorities.
You must register with a reliable online casino with a valid license. Sites located offshore may not be licensed within Canada. Despite this, they hold licenses issued by respected gambling authorities, such as:
- The Malta Gaming Authority;
- The United Kingdom Gambling Commission;
- Curaçao eGaming Authority.
They ensure that gambling sites adhere to standard industry practices. This ensures you can play quality casino titles safely. Players over 18 years of age are allowed to gamble in three provinces, but the legal age requirement is 19.
Online Gambling Tips for Staying Safe
The best ways to protect your online gambling account are usually unknown to new players. As your personal and banking information is required during registration, you must take steps to ensure a safe gambling environment, such as:
- Make sure your password is strong and alphanumeric;
- Payments should not be made over public Wi-Fi;
- Don’t give strangers your account information;
- Make sure you are aware of the security measures and safety protocols that are available;
- Ensure that your banking method is secure and reliable.
By following these tips you can rest assured that your private and banking information is safe while you enjoy your favorite games at an online casino.
Getting Started with Online Casinos
The process of getting up to speed with online gambling in Canada might take a little time for someone new to it. Creating an account is the first step.
While getting started with an online casino is pretty straightforward, the most difficult step might be choosing which online casino to play at. By reading an online casino guide this decision can be made easier as you can learn about the advantages of each casino and decide which one is the best for you.
A considerable percentage of the population over the eligible age engages in online gambling, which has changed the culture of the average Canadian. It might be confusing for newcomers to gamble in Canada for the first time. From this article, you can learn all you need to get started. Soon, playing for real money will be second nature to you.
These past few months have been hard on my friends and family as we have lost several prominent Elders in our lives.
My family was sad to see the passing of my aunt Josephine Koostachin of Fort Severn this past November. She was my mom’s younger sister and their original family had all been born and raised on the Nawashi River north of the Attawapiskat River on the James Bay coast.
They grew up in a traditional lifestyle on the land led by their parents Xavier and Louise Paulmartin and their extended family of aunts, uncles and grandparents.
I recall one spring goose hunt in the early 1990s when we took our Kookoom (grandmother) Louise Paulmartin to Nawashi to see her old homeland. We camped near the mouth of the river and we took her on a tour where she pointed out where all her children were born. She explained that all her children came into the world with the help of grandmothers and family members who were highly capable and knowledgeable midwives.
Josephine was one of the younger sisters in her family and early on she met her husband Leeroy Koostachin and they started and raised their family in Fort Severn on the Hudson Bay coast. We all knew Fort Severn by its Cree name as ‘Washaho’. Travelling was not easy back then but Josephine and Leeroy came to visit us at least once a year in the summers. This was a wonderful gift for my mom Susan to get a visit from her sister as it was difficult to travel back then. It took a great effort.
In her later years, Josephine became an important Elder in her community and she was involved in many programs and projects with Nishnawbe-Aski Nation (NAN) to support culture, traditions and language. One of my favourite memories of aunt Josephine’s visits was when she cooked up her recipe for making caribou meat-pie. I’m not sure if mom ever had the chance of discovering that recipe because the only time we seemed to eat this delicious meal was when Josephine and Leeroy were in town. Sadly, Leeroy Koostachin passed on in 2012 however Josephine carried on to guide her family and community.
Another sudden loss my community felt was with the passing of past Attawapiskat Chief Mike Carpenter. Mike was a very prominent leader in our community and he held a special place for many different generations of people. He was a unique individual who held a strong connection to our Elders and ancestral past while also having an understanding of how to navigate the complex world of politics and business.
He was close to our Kataquapit family as he was married to my cousin Lucy Carpenter and my family and I grew up in connecting to all their children. When I was young I was in awe of Mike for his ability to fluently communicate and speak with our Elders in our Cree language while at the same time representing our people in the English speaking world outside our community. He was also involved in leadership positions with Mushkegowuk Council.
There seems to be so much sickness around these days and so many Elders are being struck. I was sad to hear recent news from Mattagami First Nation. Past Chief Walter Naveau lost his partner Cathy Naveau recently and this was a sudden event that shocked and saddened so many people in the community and right across the country. I grew to know Walter and Cathy over two decades in my visits to Mattagami First Nation. As traditional people, the couple was instrumental in helping build their community and contributed to much healing for so many. Their focus was always based on helping others and giving back to their community. I admired their dedication to support programs and projects dealing with addictions and recovery and in helping those that felt lost by reconnecting them to their traditional and cultural past. Cathy was involved in education programs for many years and she fought for programs and services that benefited young people. Walter was involved early on in helping those with addictions, then he became a councillor in the First Nation, then the Chief and went on to become a Deputy Grand Chief of Nishnawbe-Aski Nation (NAN). It was wonderful to see their story unfold.
As a friend, Cathy and Walter welcomed myself and my partner Mike into their circle and it was always with an openness, kindness and laughter and fun with every visit. It was awesome to see the love and care these two gave to their families and to young people.
Strong Elders like Josephine, Mike and Cathy made a great impression on my life by showing me that real strength and success is driven by care, wisdom, acceptance, love and kindness. I know that they all leave behind a great legacy of knowledge, wisdom and caring in Washaho (Fort Severn), Attawapiskat and Mattagami First Nations and that will be carried forward by their children, grandchildren and all those they connected with and helped along their journey. Kitchi-Meegwetch (thanks so much) to Josephine, Mike and Cathy for making our world a better place.
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