Driving Miss Daisy Victoria

Driving Miss Daisy Victoria Companion Drivers and Assistance for Seniors and Special Needs Driving Miss Daisy is an award-winning Corporation that was founded in Alberta in January 2002.

We have proudly become the leader in non-medical senior services offering assistance, accompaniment, and incidental transportation for seniors and those with disabilities or special needs. Our services improve the quality of life for seniors and those with disabilities, while giving caregivers some respite and time away to take care of life’s other demands. We listen carefully to the challenges th

at each client faces and meet those needs on an individual basis. Our Vision:
To preserve independence and prevent social isolation. Our Mission:
To be the eyes for those with compromised vision, the feet for those with limited mobility, and a strong arm to support the weak. Our Mandate:
To be fiercely loyal and dedicated to our clients.

05/20/2026
01/27/2026

🇨🇦 Canada stood proudly by its commitments and its allies.
Brave Canadian men and women were sent to Kandahar, serving shoulder to shoulder with U.S. forces 🇺🇸. Their presence wasn’t symbolic — it was real, resolute, and courageous.

Their sacrifice was tangible.
Their courage was unmistakable.
Their service was deeply felt — both on the ground and back home.

While some recent remarks from figures like JD Vance and Donald Trump may gloss over this chapter of history, Canadians remember. We remember what was given, what was risked, and what was lost.

This was never just about strategy or distant geopolitics.
It was about real people answering the call — serving with distinction, facing danger, and forever shaping the lives of their families and communities in Canada.

🇨🇦 Our veterans deserve unwavering respect.
Their sacrifices are woven into Canada’s story — remembered with gratitude, always.

Honoring their service means remembering:

🪖 Courage under fire

🤝 Commitment to allies

❤️ Sacrifice felt by families and communities

🇨🇦 Service that defines our national character

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Come to the C.A.R.E. Fair for Seniors on Thursday June 6th at the Mary Winspear Centre in Sidney, and be sure to stop by...
06/01/2024

Come to the C.A.R.E. Fair for Seniors on Thursday June 6th at the Mary Winspear Centre in Sidney, and be sure to stop by my booth and say hi!

04/29/2024

As a teenager losing her sight, Danica never thought she’d use a white cane – let alone be partnered with a guide dog. Now, 13 years later, Danica is eagerly waiting to be matched with her very first guide dog. She partially attributes her decision to hearing stories from others who have applied for and been partnered with a guide dog.

In celebration of International Guide Dog Day, Danica spoke with Micheal about his experience as a young adult waiting to be matched with a guide dog.

Read Danica’s interview with Micheal: https://www.cnib.ca/en/blog/dogs-paw-sitive-impact

[Image description: At CNIB Lake Joe, Micheal and Danica kneel on the boardwalk with a black Labrador Retriever. Picture taken during the Orientation & Mobility/Guide Dog Immersion program at CNIB Lake Joe.]

04/29/2024
04/29/2024

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Serving Greater Victoria And The Saanich Peninsula
Victoria, BC

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+12505884638

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