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INFORMATION COMPILED BY
Box 126, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Phone: (250) 567-2124 Toll Free: 1-800-752-4094 Fax:
(250) 567-3316
PO Box 900, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Phone: (250) 567-4711 Fax: (250) 567-9169
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4H
“Learn to do by doing.” e four H’s are head, heart, health, and
hands. ere are several youth 4-H clubs in the Nechako Valley.
For children from 7-18 years of age. For more information, go to
Animals & Agriculture section and Youth Activities section.
ARCHERY
Outdoor shooting range a the Nechak Valley Sporting Association
grounds. For more information, go to Nechako Valley Sporting
Association in Recreational Facilities section.
BADMINTON
Vanderhoof Adult Badminton
Bring your own racket and have a smashing good time! . Drop in.
NVSS ursday evenings 8-10pm from October to April.
Ann Burg P: 250-567-9908
BASEBALL
Vanderhoof Youth Baseball
Ferrel Whitecotton P: 250-570-0102
Nechako Valley Mixed Slo-Pitch Association (Adult)
A and B leagues. Ages 16 and up. May/June; Teams made up of 7
guys, 3 girls. Ball-A-Pallooza tournament is the rst weekend in
June every year. Team registration end of April. Season is April
to July.
Jenn Ruth P: 250-567-5043 or on Facebook
BASKETBALL
High School Boys Basketball
A great opportunity to get involved in your school. For grades
8-12. Learn teamwork, skills and fundamentals. Travel for games
and tournaments around North America.
NVSS P: 250-567-2291
Men’s Basketball Rec League
Fall through spring. NVSS Mondays 8-10pm
BIATHLON
ere are approximately 7km of X-country ski trails that are
groomed during snow season, both for classic and skate skiing,
located on the Nechako Valley sporting Association grounds.
Biathlon training is available through the NVSA club. For
more inforation go to Nechako Valley Sporting Association in
Recreational Facilities section.
BIKING
Rip’in the North Bike Park
Built in 2009, the bike park is located at the end of 7th Street
West. It oers many jumps and trails for a variety of skills and
condence level bikers! Make sure you bike is in good working
order! Bring bug spray, small rst aid kit, and quick xing tools
for your bike! We start as a group and end as a group - see you
there!
BOWLING
Bowling Alley, Norlind
Five Pin Bowling League. Golden Age Five Pin Bowling League.
Ten Pin Bowling League. Always willing to have new players!
P: 250-567-9333
BRIDGE
Vanderhoof Duplicate
Bridge Club
Monday 6:30 am, Village Inn. If you have played Rubber Bridge
and are interested in learning to play Duplicate, contact a club
member for some private sessions. Duplicate Bridge is faster and
more competitive than Rubber Bridge. Phone to conrm schedule
and attendance. Partners can be arranged.
Anne McEvoy P: 250-567-2771
ZUMBA
Watch for ZUMBA classes at Evelyn Dickson School. ZUMBA is
easy, fun. and no experience is necessary.
Nicole Hanson P: 250-567-7000
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CARS
Nechako Valley Classics & Customs
Best known for hosting the Hooterville Hoot on the rst Sunday
in June. Encourages rebuilding and restoration of older vehicles
including tractors.
Dave Funk P: 250-567-0821
CURLING
Vanderhoof Curling Club
Associated with the BC Curling Association.
Junior curling Tuesday at noon. Ladies league 6:30-8:30
Wednesday. Mens League 6:30-8:30 ursday. Commercial
League Tuesday 7pm.
Jim Woodru P: 250-567-9750
John Murphy P: 250-567-5675 or 250-567-2231
CROSSCOUNTRY SKIING
ere are approximately 7km of X-country ski trails that are
groomed during snow season, both for classic and skate skiing,
located on the Nechako Valley sporting Association grounds.
Lessons, training and competitions are available through the
NVSA club. For more inforation go to Nechako Valley Sporting
Association in Recreational Facilities section.
DIRTBIKING
Moore’s Motocross Track
All riders welcome to ride the one mile of maintained track on
Blackwater Road. Must sign a waiver. Riders 15 and under must
have parental supervision.
Heather & Dave Moore P: 250-567-3974
FIGURE SKATING
Nechako Figure Skating Club
e Nechako Figure Skating Club oers skating lessons for anyone
ages 4 and up. ere are Pre-Canskate and Canskate groups for
beginners. ere is also Star Skate program for more advanced
skaters. Watch for our registration table at September’s Recreation
and Leisure Fair or come down to the Vanderhoof Arena to sign
up! Our season will begin in early October 2012.
Heather Floris P: 250-570-0175
FISH & GAME
e Vanderhoof Fish & Game Club is involved in a number of
conservation projects in the area. For more information go to
Nechako Valley Sporting Association in Recreational Facilities
section.
FITNESS CENTRES & CLASSES
ere are several private tness centres in Vanderhoof. ey oer
classes, tness training, weight management and more. Contact
the Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce for a list of businesses in
the community.
Step Aerobics
Starting in September Fun, Energetic and Dynamic Steps are
provided! WL McLeod School Gym. Please call Nicole for dates
and time.
P: 250-567-3271 or 250-567-4700
FLOOR HOCKEY
Stoney Creek Multiplex
P: 250-567-5969
Vanderhoof Arena
P: 250-567-4555
FLYING
Guardian Aerospace
Guardian Aerospace & Blue Mtn Aerosports & Charters Eco-
tourism, tracking of wild game, aerial photography, radio telemetry
and corporate ying. Works with Black Ram Parachuting Schools
(www.skydivebc.ca). Flight training for Recreational, Private and
Commercial Licenses as well as instrument and mountain ying
ratings.
Eric Stier P: 250-567-2655
www.guardianaerospace.com
FOOTBALL
Contact Nechako Valley Secondary School
P: 250-567-2291
GARDENING
Botanical Garden Society
Richard Burkholder P: 250-567-9000
Vanderhoof Community Gardens
Maya P: 250-570-2194
bytes@nvfoodnetwork.ca
GOLF
Omineca Golf Course
Nine and eighteen hole courses. Pro shop, rentals, golf carts.
Clubhouse available for rent for other functions.
P: 250-567-2920
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Visitor Centre 250-567-2124 www.vanderhoofchamber.com
HANDGUN
Ranges are located on the Nechako Valley Sporting Association
grounds. For more information go to Nechako Valley Sporting
Association in Recreational Facilities section.
HEALTH & WELLNESS
ere are several private health and wellness studios in
Vanderhoof. ey oer massage, Reiki, meditation and relaxation,
and stress relief. Contact the Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce
for a list of businesses in the community. Go tor Medical, Health
& Wellness section for a list of non-prot groups and societies
oering health and wellness.
HIKING
If you are wanting to go for a leisurely stroll or a mountain climb
- there are plenty of hiking opportunities in Vanderhoof! Call the
Visitor Centre at 250-567-2124 for more information on hikes in
the area!
HOCKEY
e Vanderhoof Arena has a variety of hockey leagues to suit
any skill level! From the list below you can contact the group that
would best suit you and your family!
Vanderhoof Minor Hockey League
Jason Moritz – nleclerc@mail.sd91.bc.ca
Adult Beginner Hockey League
Ken Simmon P: 250-567-3155
Ladies Hockey League
Cathy Fitzpatrick P: 250-567-4372
Canfor Hockey Team
Kevin Sybrandy P: 250-567-8822
Old Timers Hockey League (35 +)
Bill iebault P: 250-567-2742
Vanderhoof Church Hockey League
Contact Vanderhoof Arena for updated information
Muckers Hockey League
Brian Naka P: 250-567-4036
Saturday Morning Mixed Adults
Ken Simon
HORSES
ere are numerous horse clubs, riding arenas and events held
within Vanderhoof to accomodate any level of rider. For more
information go to the Animals and Agriculture Section.
MARTIAL ARTS
Boxing
Recreational and competitive boxing and kickboxing. We are a
certied and fully registered amateur club. Tuesdays & ursdays
6:30-8pm. Classes starting at the end of September. Newcomers
welcome. Professional certied instructors. Private lessons
available. Suitable for any tness level, experience not necessary
Sierra Fulton P: 250-570-1397
RIFLE
Shooting facilities located at the Nechako Valley Sporting
Association grounds. For more information go to Nechako Valley
Sporting Association in Recreational Facilities section.
RUGBY
Contact Nechako Valley Secondary School
P: 250-567-2291
RUNNING
Masters Running
Brian Nemethy E: bnemethy@sd91.bc.ca
SKIING/SNOWBOARDING
Murray Ridge Ski Area
Lessons, rentals, school programs, youth programs, and special
events. Check out our website for up-to-date information. Located
just outside Fort St James in central British Columbia just under
an hour and a half from Prince George. Passes are available to
purchase at the District Oce in Fort St. James, Omineca Sports
in Vanderhoof and Ruckus Ski, Board and Bike Shop in Prince
George.
P: 250-996-7584 (before Dec 1)
P: 250-996-8515 (aer Dec 1)
www.murrayridge.com
Murray Ridge Ski Patrol
Become a volunteer patroller at Murray Ridge Ski Area. Full
training program available.
P: 250-996-7584 (before Dec 1)
P: 250-996-8515 (aer Dec 1)
www.murrayridge.com
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SKATING
Vanderhoof Arena
Shallon Touet, Manager P: 250-567-0445 (c) or
250-567-4555 (o)
F: 250-567-4562
Box 900, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0, 345 Columbia Street E
SOCCER
Vanderhoof Mixed Indoor/Outdoor Soccer
Adults. Call for location and times.
Charlene Neufeld P: 250-570-1237
Vanderhoof Youth Soccer
Recreational and divisional leagues for youth ages 5-17.
Charlene Neufeld P: 250-567-1237
SPEEDSKATING
Nechako Lakes Speed Skating Club
Fast, friendly, fun. Programs for skaters ages 3 and up begin
with the basics and work up to a competitive level. Training
in short track (111m) at the Vanderhoof Arena. Speed skates
are available through the club. Member of the BC Speed
Skating Association.
Calvin Demarais – Phone: 250-567-2620
SQUASH WALLEYBALL
Vanderhoof Health and Fitness Centre
Reserve your time slot to play.
P: 250-567-5557
TRAP
Trap facilities located at the Nechako Valley Sporting Association
grounds. For more information go to Nechako Valley Sporting
Association in Recreational Facilities section.
VOLLEYBALL
Recreation League Mixed Volleyball
Drop-in every Tuesday 8pm at NVSS Gymnasium from October
to April.
Jill Park P: 250-567-9449
Summer Beach Volleyball
District of Vanderhoof P: 250-567-4711
Women’s Volleyball Team
Practice every Sunday from 10-12pm
Jill Park P: 250-567-9449
WRESTLING
Contact Nechako Valley Secondary School
P: 250-567-2291
Speedskating competition held in Vanderhoof. Vanderhoof skaters in yellow and blue and red.
6District of Vanderhoof 250-567-4711 www.vanderhoof.ca
Visitor Centre 250-567-2124 www.vanderhoofchamber.com
Arena, Vanderhoof
Arena Dry Floor Ideal place to hold small or large events such
as weddings, family reunions, dances, concerts, and garage
sales. 200’x85’ slab. Seating for 800 with tables and chairs. Large
government inspected kitchen for all your cooking needs.
Wheelchair accessible showers, washroom facilities. Phone
for rates year round. Mezzanine Large government inspected
kitchen, seating for 70 with tables and chairs. Great place to hold
a small get together, meeting or party. Dressing Rooms 15’x36’
full washrooms and showers for rent to ball, soccer, football and
rugby teams. Book now! Phone for rates year round.
Shallon Touet, Manager – P: 250-567-0445 (c) or
250-567-4555 (o)
F: 250-567-4562
Box 900, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0, 345 Columbia St E
Baseball Diamonds
Cal Ripken/Babe Ruth Ball Diamonds on Douglas Street
Mike Kenner Ball Diamonds on the corner of Stewart Street and
Recreation Drive
Markay Drive Ball Diamond on Markay Drive.
School District 91 Ball Diamonds Located at Prairiedale School,
Sinkutview, WL McLeod, Evelyn Dickson, & Nechako Valley
Secondary Schools.
Bowling Alley, Norlind
5 and 10-pin bowling. 5-pin, Golden Age 5-pin, 10-pin and
Youth Bowling Leagues. Book the Bowling Alley for birthday
parties and private functions.
Jim P: 250-567-9333
189 Columbia Street East
Community Centre, MPS (Mapes Blackwater Sob
Lake)
Benecial community centre, in the Mapes,
Blackwater, & Sob Lake areas, that provides moral
and nancial support for members, associates, and recreation.
Sheila Solmonson, President P: 250-567-4640
Rose Gugat, Treasurer P: 250-567-9744
17802 Blackwater Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A1
Curling Rink
ree sheet facility open October to March. Tuesday Night
Business League, ursday night Men’s league, and Wednesday
night Ladies league. Men’s, Ladies and Mixed tournaments.
Licensed lounge and facility rental for parties and meetings.
Memberships available.
Jim Woodru P: 250-567-9750
Dirtbiking - Motocross Track
Motocross track for riders 15 and under must have parental
supervision.
Heather & Dave Moore P: 250-567-3974
Nechako Valley Exhibition Grounds
e 42 acre Exhibition Grounds has one of Northern B.C.’s largest
heated indoor riding arenas (holds 2000 people) that is lit with
a built-in sound system, mezzanine (200 capacity) and a large
kitchen facility. Arena is equipped with poles, barrels, jumping
stands, roping chute, bucking chute and large pens under cover.
On the grounds there are 75 box stalls, a heavy horse barn with
12 stalls, and exhibit building, beef barn, 4-H barn, outside stage,
outdoor riding ring, and 250m Icelandic Horse oval track. e
grounds and buildings are run by the Nechako Valley Exhibition
Society, and are available for rent. Arena riders must purchase an
arena rider membership. Call for more information on weekly
schedules, events and ground availability.
Ground Manager P: 250-567-3011
nves@nvesociety.com
www.nvesociety.com
Omineca Golf Course
Nine and eighteen hole courses. Open 7 days a week, spring to
fall. Located o Northside Rd. Clubhouse available for other
functions. Pro Shop. Rentals available as well as golf carts.
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Nechako Valley Sporting Association
Doing our part to make a dierence in the community. Also
known as NVSA, our Association is comprised of the following
Sections which oer our members a choice to be active in a
number of categories throughout the year. Sections are:
1. Archery
2. Hand Gun
3. Range (Big Bore)
4. Fish & Game
5. Ski – (includes Biathlon, X-Country & Jack Rabbits)
6. Trap
7. Wilderness Watch (call for more information)
Access to clubhouse and ranges are restricted to member only at
this time. Depending on the time of the year and current use of our
facilities, outside inquiries to use our facility may be considered.
Current annual membership fee for 2011/2012 scal period
(August 1st – July 31st) are as follows:
a) SINGLE (individuals 19 and older); 1 year = $35.00; or 3 year
= $85.00*
b) FAMILY (parents with children under the age of 19 only!) 1
year = $50.00*; or 3 year = $130.00*
c) Memberships may be purchased at Omineca Source for Sports,
Vanderhoof, B.C.
d) * plus $5 dollar refundable key deposit
Box 1077, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Club House and facilities at Quail Road o Redmond Pit Rd.
1. Archery:
Outdoor shooting range located on NVSA grounds. Practices
held at the N.V.S.S. School gymnasium from October to April on
Wednesdays from 8-9pm and on Sundays from 6-7:30pm.
Aubry McNolty: 250-567-9461
2. Hand Gun:
Ranges are located on NVSA grounds. Hand Gun Section has four
(4) shooting ranges. Metal and paper targets available. Section
meets at NVSA grounds and range every 2nd and 4th Wednesday
of the month from 7-9Pm starting May through to September.
Jacob P: 250-567-9680
3. Range (Big Bore):
Range located on NVSA grounds. Range targets at 100, 200 and
300 yards. Sand bags are usually available for shooting o the
bench.
Kent Huscro P: 250-567-4084
4. Fish & Game:
e Vanderhoof Fish & Game Club holds meetings at NVSA
clubhouse one Wednesday a month from 7-9pm. e Vanderhoof
Fish & Game Club is involved in a number of conservation
projects, including:
• Mule Deer inventory surveys in the Nechako Valley and
surrounding area.
• Construction and installation of 400 nest boxes for cavity
nesting birds which includes ducks, raptors and song birds.
Boxes will be installed over the late Spring on major rivers and
lakes within the region. e song bird boxes will be installed
within the agricultural belt.
• Continue with its work on the Murray Creek Project as we
enter our 4th year on the restoration of this important stream
that enters the Nechako River at the bird sanctuary near the
Nechako Bridge area.
• Development and enhancement of the 7.5 acre WL McLeod
Wetland that is located near WL McLeod and. is project
will help protect the wetland while giving public access and
educational opportunities for area school children.
• Partnered with Ducks Unlimited to develop the newly purchased
Redmond Flats wetland. is wetland will be developed to
increase its value as a wetland for area birds. It will also include
viewing and educational opportunities.
• Sponsors events such as “Fishing Forever”, Horn measures,
Game banquets and other community based activities.
Steve Cochran P: 250-690-7749
5. Ski:
ere are approximately 7km of X-Country ski trails that are
groomed during snow season, both for classic and skate skiing
located on NVSA grounds. Approximately 1.5 km are lighted.
Trails are not open to the public and requires a NVSA membership
to use. X-Country (Jack Rabbits) ski lessons are oered Tuesdays
and Saturdays (during ski season). Biathlon practices take place
on Wednesdays and Sundays (during ski season).Adult ski
lessons are oered and scheduled as needed. Ski waxing clinics
are available and will be arranged accordingly. Section organizes
and holds Ski competitions and events each winter as well as a
Biathlon Training. Camp in the summer. Trails can be used in
the o-season for pre-arranged and approved X-Country running
events.
Gerd P: 250-567-4055
6. Trap:
Trap facilities located on NVSA grounds. Regular shooting
distance is 16 yards (48 .). Trap Section holds shoots every two
weeks starting at 6:30PM on Sunday evenings. Trap Shooting
events are held around the Province in: Williams Lake, Mackenzie,
Chetwynd, and Prince George.
Kent P: 250-567-4084
Dean Elliot P: 250-567-2095
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Visitor Centre 250-567-2124 www.vanderhoofchamber.com
PARKS
Riverside Park
e park is very large with plenty of space for leisure activities
including, beach volleyball with 2 courts, a children’s
play ground, a walking trail with plenty of sitting benches and an
unsupervised swimming area. ere is a covered picnic area
with picnic tables that can be reserved in the summer months for
reunions, fundraisers, birthdays and more. e 1.1 km walking
trail is lamp-lit and the trail is maintained year round for running,
walking, and cross-country skiing. Horses, bikes and motorized
vehicles are prohibited from using the trails. Please pick up aer
your pet by using the dog sanitation stations. Riverside Park is
home to the Nechako Migratory Bird Sanctuary where thousands
of geese can be seen each spring and fall. e bird viewing tower
provides the perfect place to watch the birds without causing
undue disruptions to the ocks.
P: 250-567-4710
Ferland Park
is wooded park is centrally located between Church St. and
Lampitt St. and is home to the Kinsmen Spray Park. e Spray
Park is operational during the summer months. Ferland Park
also has a children’s play ground with climbing structures, slide,
swings and more! ere are public toilets, picnic tables and oers
plenty of space for informal gatherings, picnics and relaxing.
Bradley Park
Located south of the alleyway between 4th and 5th Street W. e
park is well lit, has picnic tables, a play structure, swings and an
open playing area.
Leiding Park
Located on the east side of Victoria St. near Peach Lane, Leiding
Park has an open, grassy play area and swing set.
Vanderview Playground
Located west of the Nechako Christian Fellowship Church on
Vanderview Drive, the playground has an open play area and
swing set.
Rip N the North Bike Park
Built in 2009, the bike park is located at the end of 7th Street West.
It oers many jumps and trails for a variety of skills and condence
level bikers! Make sure you bike is in good working order! Bring
bug spray, small rst aid kit, and quick xing tools for your bike!
We start as a group and end as a group - see you there!
CAMPGROUNDS & RESORTS
Riverside Campground
Riverside Park is Vanderhoof’s largest park and it is located on
Burrard St. heading north, the entrance is before the bridge over
Nechako River. e Park Oce is open from mid-June to the
end of September from 7am to 10pm. e campground has 38
camping spots that accommodate from tents to RV’s. Each site
has a picnic table and re ring. Use of showers, sani-dump, and
rewood are available when campsite fees are paid.
P: 250-567-4710 for Camping fees or more information.
Saik’uz Park & Campground
Located on Nulki Lake with 8 cabins for rent with 2 bedrooms,
3 cabins for rent with bathroom and running water. Camping
facilities for RC’s and tents, picnic area and bot launch.
Bernice Spicer P: 250-567-4916
Tachinuk Family Cultural Camp
Located on Finmore Road, the Tachinuk Family Cultural Camp
is a fun and entertaining location for friends and family for
day-tripping or free over-night stays! e grounds oer great
swimming, shing, and boating opportunities, as well as outdoor
kitchen facilities.
P: 250-567-9773
Big River Country
Big River Country represents British Columbia shing resorts
& hunting resorts south of Vanderhoof. ese wilderness
destinations oer cabin /cottage rentals for your family shing
vacation in the Prince George region and some of the best moose
and bear hunting in Central British Columbia.
www.bigrivercountry.ca
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Vanderhoof Community Resource Guide
ART
e Nechako Arts Council
e Nechako Community Arts Council strives to support
and promote arts and cultural activities in the communities of
Vanderhoof, Fraser Lake, Fort Fraser, Stellat’en, Nadleh Whut’en,
Saiku’z and all the area between. We support the arts and
cultural commu¬nity by providing nancial assistance, research,
advocacy, and public education. e Arts Council will oer two
scholarships to a deserving student interested in pursuing post
secondary education in the ARTS, one in Vanderhoof and one in
Fraser Lake.
We are also planning an event for next summer that will showcase
the vast variety of arts and cultural talent in our communities. We
believe that a vibrant arts and cul¬tural community is an essential
part of a healthy society.
P: 250-567-3906 ncac@telus.net
CRAFT
Nechako Quilter’s Guild
Share and oer quilting expertise, instruction and various
workshops. Quilted items are made and funds are donated to
charitable causes. Meetings are the third Tuesday of the month at
9:30am at Nechako View Seniors Residence in the
Meeting Room.
Janet P: 250-567-2554
Fran P: 250-567-5242
Quilters Nook Classes P: 250-567-2828
Department Store Classes P: 250-567-2311
Scrapbooking
ere is a large scrapbooking culture in Vanderhoof. ere are
a number of scrapbook supply stores - contact the Vanderhoof
Chamber of Commerce for a complete list of these businesses.
As well, there are scrapbooking events, fundraisers and retreats
held each year.
DANCE
Miss Maranelle’s Dance
Maranelle Fawcett P: 250-570-9022
Belly Dance
Jocelyn Lepine P: 250-567-4216
Driing Squares (Square Dancing)
Beginners welcome! Starts last ursday of September. $5 a night,
or $20 for a year membership. Fancy dress is not necessary. Please
bring so indoor shoes. Partners are not necessary.
Sandi Jesperson P: 250-567-2088
First Nations Dance
Stoney Creek Dancers
Rosa McIntosh P: 250-567-5083
Each spring the banners that adorn many of the
light posts in the community are designed and
painted by local citizens ranging from 4 to 70+
years young.
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MUSIC GROUPS
Buckfever
Buck Fever plays classic rock, country, blues rock. Lead Singer/
Guitar - John Baker, Backup Vocals/Guitar - Wade Bussi, Guitar
- Harry Koenig, Bass - Dave Webb, Drums - Richard Wheeler.
Contact the band for booking.
John Baker P: 250-567-6067 or 250-567-0658
Richard Wheeler P: 250-699-6084 or 250-669-2375
Karen Cruise
Gospel
www.karencruise.com
Rosewood Diary
is is an acoustic folk/rock band.eir acoustic sounds are
soothing for the heart and restful for the soul. ey love playing
small or large venues, including coee houses, pizzerias, music
festivals, and house concerts with people who love good music
and good fun. For more information, including booking, contact
info, music and videos go to our website.
www.myspace.com/rosewoodsdiary
Rusty Bucket Pluckers
Bluegrass
Bob, Heather and Dylan Ferris
P: 250-567-3022
bluegrassgal2003@yahoo.com
www.heatherferris.com
Sound of the North
Original folk, Country and European, old time dance. Dance
exhibitions and concert.
www.soundohenorth.com
Northern Orchestra
A Community “teaching” Orchestra, existing for the enjoyment
of the players and the public audience, with 2 or 3 performances
each year.
P: 250-962-5181
www.northernorchestra.ca
MUSIC TEACHERS
Nechako Valley Music Teachers Group
Teachers from Ft St James, Ft Fraser and Fraser Lake meet twice a
year for discussion, education and encouragement. If you are an
instrumental/vocal teacher and are interested in joining us, please
call.
Swan Kiezebrink P: 250-567-9501
Royal Conservatory of Music eory
Vanderhoof is a Royal Conservatory Music eory Centre. Exams
held each year in December and May.
Representative: Swan Kiezebrink P: 250-567-9501
Nechako Valley Society of the Performing Arts
A member Festival of Performing Arts BC Association of
Regional Festivals, held yearly in Vanderhoof in early spring.
Competition held in the disciplines of Piano, Voice, Speech Arts
and Strings.
Provincial contact: Delee Anderson P: 250-567-3309
Swan Kiezebrink P: 250-567-9501
Country and bluegrass music is alive and well in the
Nechako Valley. There are numerous bands, songwriters,
and performers from Vanderhoof, several having
international recognition for their music. You can catch
a concert year-round in country, classical, rock, folk, or
choral.
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PIANO
Gilda Erasmus
Will teach ages 4 - adult, beginner through ARCT piano; Basic
through Advanced theory; Basic through Advanced history,
harmony and analysis.
P: 250-567-4055
Julia Wick
Will teach ages 6 - adult. Basic, intermediate, and advanced
rudiments. Basic through Intermediate harmony.
P: 250-567-5896
Maggie Fitzpatrick
Will teach ages 6 - adult, beginner through grade 6; Basic through
Advanced theory.
P: 250-567-4160
Swan Kiezebrink
Suzuki Piano lessons and group classes ages 3 and up, beginnger
through Book 4; Suzuki Parent Education; Traditional private
piano lessons, ages 7 - adult, Beginnger through grade 8 piano;
Basic through Advanced theory; Basic Harmony.
P: 250-567-9501
www.swanstudio.musicteachershelper.com
VOCAL
Swan Kiezebrink
Vocal lessons on a limited basis, ages 7 - adult, beginner through
grade 6.
P: 250-567-9501
www.swanstudio.musicteachershelper.com
Award winners from the Nechako Valley Festival of the
Performing Arts for piano. Speech Arts, Strings and Voice
are the disciplines celebrated during the festival.
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LITERARY ARTS
Vanderhoof Public Library
Regular Programs
• Adult Book Club: Oct to May.
• Genealogy Club: 2nd ursday of the month. Sept-May. No
registration required.
• Computer Programs:
• Computer tutoring held at Riverside Place - Free
• Laptop lessons (begginer or advanced) available by
appointment - Free
• Rhymes and Songs (0-3): Start dates in January, May & Sept,
Tuesdays - Free
• Storytime (3-5): Start dates in January, May & Sept. ursdays
- Free
• Girls Book Club (8-9): 1st urs of the month. Oct-March.
Registration required.
• Tween Book Club (10-12): 2nd urs. of the month. Oct-
March. Registration required.
• Teen Book Club (13 & up) 3rd urs. of the month. Oct-
March. Registration required
• Lego Club: (school aged children) Every Tuesday. 3 - 4:15pm,
Nov-Feb (except during school holidays).
• Wiggles and Giggles (2-5): Between select storytimes. See
library for dates.
• Stories in the Park: July and August weather permitting. See
Library for dates.
• Summer Reading Programs: Beginning 2nd week of July.
ese summer reading programs will run for 7 week. Check
in with the Library for specic dates and times. Registration
required.
• Read To Me Tuesday AM
• SRC Wed AM
• SRC Wed. PM
• Tweens. urs. PM
• Pro D Programs: Check library for dates. 10:30-11:30.
• Friends of the Library: Friends of the Library is a group of
citizens who foster a close relationship between the library
and the communuty. Ongoing activities provide support
for the children’s and adults literacy programs and library
activities.
Library contact P: 250-567-4060
vhpl@telus.net
www.vanderhoof.bclibrary.ca
MOVIE THEATRES
Grand Reo eatre
Local theatre showing in a historic building! Movie theatre
featuring current show times, current movies, building history,
movie links and more.
Wallace Family P: 250-567-2805
www.grandreotheatre.com
Reel Alternatives
Every third Wednesday of the month (except May-August). All
shows screen at 7:00pm at the Nechako Valley Secondary School
Small Auditorium. Reduced Adult and Senior ticket prices!!
Come visit us on Facebook!
www.reelalternatives.com
movies@reelalternatives.com
The Grand Reo Theatre is not the first business to operate
in this historic building at the corner of Burrard and Stewart
Streets. Build in the 1920s, this building has been home to a
parlour, pool hall and many other ventures.
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MUSEUMS
Vanderhoof Community Museum – Nechako Valley
Historical Society
Restores, maintains, and operates a typical 1920’s village. e
museum is open from mid-May to Labour Day weekend.
478 Pine Street at Highway 16 West
PERFORMING ARTS
Nechako Valley Society of the Performing Arts
A member Festival of Performing Arts BC Association of Regional
Festivals, held yearly in Vanderhoof in early spring. Competition
held in the disciplines of Piano, Voice, Speech Arts and Strings.
Delee Anderson P: 250-567-3309 F: 250-567-6370
Swan Kiezebrink P: 250-567-9501
Vanderhoof Children’s eatre
A community theatre for children grades 2-12! We welcome any
child who would like to develop their artisitc ability, condence and
poise in a fun and productive atmosphere! Several performances
each year! Plays tour schools in Prince George.
Director, Richard Wruth P: 250-567-0949
r_wruth@hotmail.com
Vanderhoof Community eatre Society
Promotes quality amateur community theatre in Vanderhoof
to ensure that theatre remains alive and well in the region. e
VCTS is a society under the BC Societies Act. We produce and
support two community theatre productions a year, with one
being musical and the other non-musical. Teens and children are
welcome when the script demands. Many volunteer opportunities
involving costumes, make-up, publicity, set construction, props,
directing, producing, acting, singing, dancing and retreats. First
time actors and crew are always welcome.
Shari Lennie, President P: 250-567-3256
Libby Hart, Secretary/Treasurer P: 250-567-3950
Shelley Work, Vice President
Lisa Striegler, Director lisastriegler@hotmail.com
A scene from the musical ‘Fiddler on the Roof ’, performed
by the Vanderhoof Community Theatre Society. There is a lot of history in Vanderhoof, from First Nations
to the railroad, exploration, the wars, and famous figures.
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4H, VANDERHOOF DISTRICT
4-H clubs include: Mapes Community Club (Beef, Swine), North
Valley Club (Beef, Sheep, Swine), Nechako Valley Dairy and Beef
Club (Dairy, Beef, Dog, Jr. Leadership), Wranglers Club (Beef,
Sheep, Swine), and Blue Mountain (Fort St. James).
Whitney Moutray, District Key Leader
P: 250-567-2763 cmoutray@uniserve.com
Box 1760, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
AIR CADETS
Meet Wednesdays starting in the 3rd week of September from
6:15-9:30pm at the Big Blue Cadet Building on Burrard Street.
Open to youth ages 12-18. Oers summer camps, squadron
training, air experience, biathlon training, leadership training,
rie coaches course, pilot training and summer employment
for senior cadets. Participants in Annual Remembrance Day
Ceremonies and Poppy Fund.
Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron 899 Vanderhoof.
Glenda Wasylenko P: 250-567-7574
CANDY STRIPERS
Youth assist acute care and multi-level care patients by helping
with feeding, supplying ice water, visiting and diversional therapy.
Training available. For ages 14-18 yr olds willing to commit to
two hours per week for three months. Experience counts towards
NVSS CAPP/Cancer prep hours.
Edna Oryshchuk P: 250-567-9759
YOUTH DROPIN CENTRE
Neighbourhood Space
Computer & Internet access, games tables, rest and relaxation.
1-5pm during the summer. 3-6pm in the winter.
P: 250-567-4879
183 First Street West (Hwy 16) next to Subway
4-H participants take a break from their work during the
Nechako Valley Exhibition.
Tie-dying, one of the activities hosted at the
Neighbourhood Space for youth and families.
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YOUTH GROUPS
Girl Guides of Canada
We are about fun, friendship, adventure and life skills. Grab your
gear and check us out!
Kathy Russell P: 250-567-3882
www.bc-girlguides.org
SPARKS
If you’re a ve or six-year old girl who likes to have fun with girls
your own age, then this is the place for you! Sparks is where the
Guiding adventure begins. Ages 5-6.
BROWNIES
Brownies is the place to go for continued doses of fun. e
Brownie experience lets you make friends, learn more about the
things you like and nd out about the community you live in.
Ages 7-8.
GUIDES
Guiding is a safe, all-girl environment that allows you to express
yourself, nd your voice and meet new friends. If you like trying
new things, learning about the world and challenging yourself,
then you’ll love Guides. It’s not about cliques or competition -
Guides is about real friends, real fun and real adventure. Ages
9-11.
PATHFINDERS
Guiding provides exciting opportunities to try new things and
learn by doing, with other girls your age. Pathnders is a program
by girls, for girls. Ages 12-15.
KINDRED SPIRITS TREFOIL GUILD
Ages 30+
Scouts Canada
Phone: 1-888-SCOUTS-NOW (726-8876)
www.scouts.ca www.bc.scouts.ca
CUBS
Boys and girls ages 8-10 challenging hikes, weekend camping,
introduction to water activities such as canoeing or kayaking!
Motto - Do Your Best!
2ND VANDERHOOF SCOUTS
Boys and girls 12+ 3:30-5pm on Wednesday at LDS Church.
3RD VANDERHOOF SCOUTS
Tuesdays at 3:30pm at LDS Church
SCOUTS AND VENTURERS
Boys - Scouts ages 11-14, Venturers 14-18. Enjoy mountain
biking, rock climbing, canoeing, kayaking, extended hikes, and
camping. Team building and Leadership Skills.
Gospel Chapel Youth Group
Ages 13-18 Wednesday and Friday nights. Starts in September
and ends in June.
Dan Mac-Gillivray P: 250-567-3107
Gospel Chapel AWANA
AWANA welcomes children grades K-6! Clubbers play games,
memorize scripture, earn rewards, and build pine derby cars!
Wed @ 5:45-7:45 Sept to April. Register Sept 11
P: 250-567-3107
Northside Church Youth Group
Ages 13-18. Open to all youth. Meets Fridays from September to
June for worship, fellowship, Bible study and community events.
Contact Northside Church.
P: 250-567-9335
St. Joseph’s Youth Group
Everyone welcome 13-18. Meets twice a month. Sports, hikes,
canoeing, Camp Maurice, potluck. Diocese in Youth Conference
in Spring and Reach Outlook Retreat in fall. Lorraine ibeault
P: 250-567-2742
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AGRICULTURE
Vanderhoof 4-H
“Learn to do by doing” e four H’s are head, heart, health and
hands. Public speaking demonstrations, speak and show and
educational displays. Members have projects ranging from beef
animals to photography which they show on Achievement Day at
the Nechako Valley Exhibition!
Whitney and Christine Moutray
P: 250-567-2763 or cmoutray@uniserve.com
Nechako Dairyman’s Association
Alan Martens P: 250-567-5189
Box 2095, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Nechako Valley Regional Cattlemen’s Association
Provides support for the cattle industry & gives input into the BC
Association.
Roland Bowman, Director P/F: 250-567-5033
Alex Kulchar, Treasurer
Nechako Valley Exhibition Society
e Nechako Valley Exhibition Society is a non-prot society.
e Society is run by an Executive Board and has a general
membership. If you have an interest in any aspect of agriculture
and want to get involved in the community including the Annual
Fall Fair, please become a member or volunteer of the NVE
Society.
P: 250-567-3011
nves@nvesociety.com
HORSES
Bits N Boots
Riding Lessons and Equestrian Day Camps.
Courtney Vala P: 250-567-7976
courtney@rockyhillranch.ca
www.rockyhillranch.ca
Nechako Valley Team Roping Club
Ray Sayles P: 250-567-9813
Box 1898, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Northern BC Quarter Horse Association
Deanna Reimer P: 250-567-4492
httP://www.bcqha.com/nbcqha/
Omineca Pony Club
e Omineca Pony Club is a tri-community club including
Fort St. James, Vanderhoof and Fraser Lake. Dedicated to
teaching children (Ages 7-21) how to care for their horses, stable
management, atwork, jumping and cross-country.
Rebecca O’Meara, District Commissioner
P: 250-567-2876 omeara@telus.net
Debbie Jordan, Regional Chair jdjordan@telus.net
Randy Ophus Performance Horses
Western training for reining, pleasure, working cow horse, cattle
penning and trail riding. Lessons and clinics in Western riding.
Randy also raises and sells horses, and stallions for stud.
Randy Ophus P: 250-567-4269
ubarpaints@uniserve.com
www.roperformancehorses.com
Riverside Stables
Short-term or long-term horse boarding facility (monthly or
drop-in rates); indoor/ outdoor arena; stalls & pens, hay storage
area, open for clinics and riding groups.
Barbara Jean P: 250-570-7006
West end of Douglas Street
Yellowhead Dra & Driving Horses Association
Heavy light driving dra horses participate in plow match, pulls
and other events at the Fall Fair. Oers sleigh rides and Canada
Day wagon rides. Regular meetings.
P: 250-690-8238
YellowheadDDHA@gmail.com
www.yellowheadddha.com
The cattle ranching is a common farming practice in the
Nechako Valley, due to our good pasture land and excellent
hay production.
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VETERINARY CLINICS
Nechako Valley Animal Health Clinic
Dr. Cori Stephen & Dr. McIlwain
P: 250-567-4532 F: 250-567-4537
info@nvahs.com
11879 Braeside Road, Vanderhoof V0J 3A2
Vanderhoof Veterinarian Clinic
Dr. Doug Ebbott
P: 250-567-4694 F: 250-567-4319
2648 Burrard Ave, Vanderhoof
WILDLIFE
BC Trappers Association
Gerd P: 250-567-4055
Ducks Unlimited
1-800-665-3825
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Ken Kristianson P: 250-567-2926
Box 941, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0
Vanderhoof Fish and Game Club
e Vanderhoof Fish & Game Club holds meetings at NVSA
clubhouse one Wednesday a month from 7-9pm. e Vanderhoof
Fish & Game Club is involved in a number of conservation
projects. For more information go to Nechako Valley Sporting
Association in Recreational Facilities section.
The observation tower at Riverside Park is an excellent
place to view wildlife and birds during the spring and fall
migrations though Vanderhoof.
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9-1-1
9-1-1 is a 24 hour 365 day a year service, and there is language interpretation in 170 languages.
In the unfortunate case that you need to call 9-1-1, here are a few helpful tips:
• When you call 9-1-1 they will ask if you need “police” “re” or “ambulance” know which one you are needing. Your call will be
redirected.
• Stay on the line and follow the instructions given.
• Know your location. ey will conrm or ask for your location, especially if you are using a cell phone.
• Remain calm, the call-taker is trained to ask specic questions, the information you provide is vital.
• Don’t hang up, even if you dial accidentally. ey will not know if you are okay, and will send emergency personnel anyway.
• Make sure your street address is clearly visible from the street. Having your address both on your house and at the end of the
driveway will help responders know they are in the right location.
• Teach your children to use 9-1-1 properly. Never give old cell phones to children to play with, even if they no longer have a plan
9-1-1 will work anyway.
e 9-1-1 service is provided by the Regional District of Bulkley Nechako.
If you have questions please contact them at 1-800-320-3339.
MEDICAL EMERGENCY
Ambulance
BC Ambulance Service
Lane Smith, Acting Chief
P: 250-567-9039 F: 250-567-9616
Box 1459, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0 148 Columbia Street E
Oers pre-hospital care and transportation to the nearest hospital.
Hospital
St. John Hospital
P: 250-567-2211 F: 250-567-9713
3255 Hospital Road
www.northernhealth.ca
e hospital oers medical treatment with 33 beds, 24-hour
emergency medical services, and a home support service.
Poison Control
Available 24 hours 1-800-567-8911
Child Abuse
P: 250-567-6347
Ministry of Child and Family Development, 160 Columbia Street
East
Oers protection, resources, and youth probation.
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CRIME EMERGENCY
POLICE - RCMP
P: 250-567-2222 F: 250-567-2747
S/Sgt Dave Beech
Box 650, 181 Columbia Street W
Aer hours calls are routed through the Prince George
detatchment, which then dispatches local ocers on duty in
Vanderhoof. ere is an emergency call box at the front door.
Cluculz Lake Citizens on Patrol
Corporal Marion Davis, Police Liaison
P: 250-567-2222
Crimestoppers
1-800-222-8477
Constable Chris Brown, President
P: 250-567-2222
Box 650, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Membership is open to the general public. Fees are paid by local
businesses. Members organize fundraising and coordination of
payouts for tips given to Crimestoppers.
FIRE EMERGENCY
Vanderhoof Volunteer Fire Department Emergency
Non Emergency P: 250-567-2616
Joe Pacheco, Fire Chief P: 250-567-7755 (c)
Box 900, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0, 2230 Nechako Ave
e re ghters also volunteer for the Auto Extrication
Association.
Forest Fire Reports
1-800-663-5555
OTHER EMERGENCIES
Nechako Valley Search & Rescue
Chris Mushumanski, President
P: 250-567-5194 (h) or 250-567-0972 (c)
Box 378, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Oers wilderness and survival training in preparation for
the search and rescue of individuals in Vanderhoof and area.
Manages ground search under direction of the RCMP. You must
be 16 years or older to join this volunteer crew.
Provincial Emergency Preparedness (P.E.P.)
Joe Pacheco, Municipal Coordinator
P: 250-567-2616 (Fire Hall) or 250-567-7755 (c)
Emergency Fire line: 9-1-1
Fire Hall, 2230 Nechako Avenue, Box 900
Municipal Oce during business hours P: 250-567-4711
e P.E.P. acts as a liaison between the Auto Extrication Society,
ground and air search and rescue groups, and the municipal
and provincial governments in the planning of and response to
disasters. ey are responsible for the preparation and updating
of municipal emergency response plans. e P.E.P. also oers
training to interested individuals.
Conservation Ocer
Cam Hill
Doug Forsdick
P: 1-800-663-9453
The Vanderhoof Volunteer Department attending to a call of
a building on fire.
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HEALTH INFORMATION LINE
P: 1-800-465-4911 or 811
PHYSICAL CARE SERVICES
Be sure to check the Chamber of Commerce for a list of health
and wellness related businesses in Vanderhoof, for massage, Reiki
and yoga instruction.
Chiropractor, Dr. David Wheatcro
P: 1-877-561-1916
2353 Burrard Avenue
(in Vanderhoof Tuesdays & ursdays only)
Chiropractor, Dr. Megan Olver
P: 250-570-1925
2436 Church Avenue
Registered Massage erapist
Carolyn Krawczyk P: 250-567-9603
1604 Markay Drive, Vanderhoof, BC
River Valley Massage
Kelsey Rehmann, Registered Massage erapist
P: 250-944-0156
Vanderhoof Physiotherapy and Wellness Service
Richard Van Erp P: 250-567-5211
402 Northside Road, Vanderhoof, BC
Vanderhoof Registered Massage erapy
Stan Giesbrecht, Registered Massage erapist
P: 250-567-6994 stan@vrmt.ca www.vrmt.ca
423 – 7th Street West (west of Nechako Avenue)
DENTAL
Dr. Chun Wong
P: 250-567-2144 F: 250-567-2161
153 Stewart Street East
Nechako Valley Dental Clinic
P: 250-567-5797 F: 250-567-5796
240 Stewart Street West
Vanderhoof Dental Health Centre
Dr. Paul Collard & Dr. Winnie Chan
P: 250-567-9226 F: 250-567-3340
dentalhealth@uniserve.com www.vanderhoofdental.com
140 Victoria Street West
CLINICS, HOSPITALS & SPECIALTY
SERVICES
St. John Hospital
e hospital oers medical treatment with 33 beds, 24-hour
emergency medical services, and a home support service.
P: 250-567-2211 F: 250-567-9713
3255 Hospital Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
www.northernhealth.ca
Omineca Medical Clinic
Provides medical clinic services with 12+ doctors on sta.
P: 250-567-2201 F: 250-567-2105
3348 Hospital Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
Breast Cancer Association
P: 1-800-561-6111
Canadian Hearing Care
Vanderhoof Clinic, ursdays 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
M-188 Stewart Street East (in the Co-op Mall)
P: 250-567-5101
Prince George Clinic 1-800-665-7151
Candy Stripers
Edna Oryshchuk
P: 250-567-9759 eoryshchuk@telus.net
Health Station, Saik’uz First Nation (Stoney Creek)
Health and community services are provided here on the Stoney
Creek Reserve.
Community Health Worker P: 250-567-9773
F: 250-567-5491
135 Joseph Street, Stoney Creek, BC V0J 3A1
Health Unit, Northern Interior
Oers community health services such as public health
inspections, speech therapy, home care, long term care,
and community nursing services (including pre-natal classes,
travel shots, breast-pump rentals, STD testing and treatment).
P: 250-567-6900 F: 250-567-6170
3299 Hospital Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
www.northernhealth.ca
Heart & Stroke Foundation of BC and the Yukon
Money is raised for research, public education and information.
ey hold a door-to-door campaign, Big Bike challenge, and
blood pressure drive. Area schools participate in Jump Rope for
Heart.
www.heartandstroke.com
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Hospice/Palliative Care
Support for people experiencing grief and loss.
Julie Hudson, Hospice Co-ordinator
P: 250-567-8152
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels is a volunteer service provided to those who
would like assistance with their main meal ve days per week. Co-
sponsored by St. John Hospital and Nechako Valley Community
Services Society. Volunteers are always welcome.
NVCSS P: 250-567-9205 F: 250-567-3939
Mental Health and Addictions Community Program
Oers individual assessment and ongoing counselling.
P: 250-567-5994 F: 250-567-6171
Aer Hours or Emergency Line: (250) 567-0643
3299 Hospital Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2 (Health Unit)
www.northernhealth.ca
Nechako Valley Community Services Society
PROGRAMS: Riverside Place, NVCSS Mobile Work Crew,
Nechako Valley Organics, and Community Living Programs.
Nechako Valley Community Services Society is dedicated to
supporting children, families and individuals, including youth,
adults and seniors, in order to promote and support independence
and condence in managing their daily lives while respecting
the cultural diversity of our communities. Nechako Valley
Community Services Society is committed to oering quality and
cost eective programs intended to maximize the independence
of the individual, the family and their support systems. ese
programs are not intended to relieve clients of functions they can
and should assume for themselves.
P: 250-567-9205 F: 250-567-3939
157 Victoria Street West
info@nvcss.ca
Omineca Safe Home Society
No fees involved. e society is open to women and children,
oering a safe home to those leaving abuse and in times of
transition. Meetings are held when announced; call between 9am
- 4pm for more information.
P: 250-567-9959 F: 250-567-5022
safehome@universe.com
Box 1126, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
2501 Church Avenue
Speech & Language Services
Early intervention therapy services (ages birth to 6 years) and
school based therapy services provided by Early Intervention
Services, College of New Caledonia, Lakes/Nechako Districts.
erapy services include occupational therapy, physical therapy
and/or speech language pathology.
P: 250-567-6164
Victims/Witness Assistance Program
Barb Quinlan P: 250-567-4084
PRENATAL & CHILDBIRTH
See Daycare and Childhood Service section for more children’s
programs.
Earlybird Prenatal Classes
Join as soon as you know you are pregnant. Info on your changing
body, fetal development, common discomforts of pregnancy,
lifestyle issues, relaxaion techniques and introduction to
breastfeeding.
Fee: $40 per couple
When registering for your prenatal class:
1) Know your due date
2) Attend Earlybird classes as soon as you know you are
pregnant
3) Completion of the Childbirth class should be approximately
one month before your due date.
P: 250-567-6900
Here’s Baby... Now What?
Meets every ursday 10am-11am at the Health Unit. For parents
with children under 7 months of age.
P: 250-567-6900
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DAYCARES
Chatterbox Corner
Licensed daycare centre, Ages 2 and up.
Kristen Churchill, ECE P: 250-567-5134
Dot’s Tot Stop
Licensed daycare centre, ages 2 and up. Open year round.
Dorthy Denis P: 250-567-9756 or 250-570-1952
310 W. Douglas Street
L’il Rascals Daycare
Licensed daycare centre, all ages.
Chelsi Sabbe P: 250-567-2453
chelsisabbe@hotmail.com
2892 Riverview Drive
Saik’uz Daycare
Infants, toddlers, Ages 3-5. Open year round except Christmas.
Karen George P: 250-567-2122
133 Joseph Street, Stony Creek, V0J 3A1
e Kangaroo Pouch Daycare
Licensed daycare centre, Child Care Certied, First Aid Certied.
Children of all ages welcome. Includes nutritious meal and snacks,
regular exercise and fresh air.
Jacqueline Smedley P: 250-567-5181
Vanderhoof YMCA Childcare
Licensed daycare centre, Child Care Certied, First Aid Certied.
Toddlers age 3-5. Our sta are liscensed ECE and ECE assistants.
P: 250-562-9341
www.nbcy.org/child_care/vanderhoof_childcare.php
EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
3-5’s Storytime
Stories and interactive rhymes designed to nurture your child’s
love of boks and the library. Child participates in storytime
session while parent waits in the library.
Vanderhoof Public Library
P: 250-567-4060
Moms & Babies Drop-in Group
P: 250-567-6900 F: 250-567-6170
3299 Hospital Road
Rhymes & Songs Early Literacy Program
Parents, babies and young children will learn interactive rhymes
stories, and songs for use at home.
Vanderhoof Public Library
P: 250-567-4060
StrongStart Centre
Learning through Play! Free drop-in early learning program open
to all families with children 0-5 years. Parents Stay and Play!
Program starts in September and throughout the school year
at W.L. McLeod. Monday, Tuesday, ursday and Friday 9am-
12pm, Wednesdays 3-6pm.
Patricia Williamson P: 250-567-2267
patstrongstart@hotmail.com
Children enjoy playtime during one of the many children’s
programs offered in Vanderhoof.
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POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION
College of New Caledonia
Fees vary per course of instruction. Provides adult education
from basic literacy to university transfer, including vocational and
professional development.
P: 250-567-3200 F: 250-567-3217
nechako@cnc.bc.ca
3231 Hospital Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
ADULT LEARNING
Adult Education
P: 250-567-4413 F: 250-567-4639
Ernie Mannering, Principal emannering@mail.sd91.bc.ca
Box 129, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0
Nechako Adult Learning Centre
P: 250-567-4744
Lynn Maksymchak, Principal
lmaksymchak@mail.sd91.bc.ca
3231 Hospital Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
DISTANCE EDUCATION
E-Bus Academy (K-12)
Distance learning via computers for students from Kindergarten
through Grade 12 (including adults).
P: 250-567-4413 F: 250-567-3943
Brian Naka, Principal bnaka@.sd91.bc.ca
Brian Cross, Vice Principal bcross@.sd91.bc.ca
www.ebus.ca
Postal Bag 8000, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2 (WL McLeod School,
187 Victoria Street East)
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 91
Nechako-Lakes School District Oce (No. 91)
P: 250-567-2284 F: 250-567-4639
Charlene Seguin, Superintendent
cseguin@mail.sd91.bc.ca
Darlene Turner, Secretary/Treasurer
dturner@mail.sd91.bc.ca
Box 129, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0, 153 Connaught Street
www.sd91.bc.ca
The College of New Caledonia (CNC) offers a wide range of
skills based education and training for the many trades and
growing industries in the area, including mining and forestry.
CNC also offers university transfer courses, provincial and
federal certification courses, as well as one-day workshops
for the hobbiest.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Evelyn Dickson Elementary School (K-7)
P: 250-567-2258 F: 250-567-9392
Mark Gauthier, Principal mgauthier@mail.sd.91.bc.ca
1850 Riley Avenue, Box 1970, Vanderhoof
Mapes Elementary School (K-7)
P: 250-567-4341 F: 250-567-5136
Rhonda Togyi, Principal rtogyi@mail.sd91.bc.ca
14907 Mapes Road, Vanderhoof
Nechako Valley Secondary School (8-12)
P: 250-567-2291 F: 250-567-2123
Lynn Maksymchak, Principal
lmaksymchak@mail.sd91.bc.ca
Gordon Cogan, Vice Principal gcogan@mail.sd91.bc.ca
2608 Bute Avenue, Box 950, Vanderhoof
Prairiedale Elementary School (K-3)
P: 250-567-2319 F: 250-567-5907
Lauretta Hunter, Principal Lhunter@sd91.bc.ca
8585 Loop Road, Vanderhoof
Sinkut View Elementary School (4-7)
P: 250-567-5133 F: 250-567-4765
Wade Fitzpatrick, Principal wtzpatrick@mail.sd91.bc.ca
3348 Sinkut View Road, Vanderhoof
Valhalla High School (11-12)
An alternate school system for Grade 11 & 12 students.
P: 250-567-9028 F: 250-567-5768
Lynn Maksymchuk, Principal
lmaksymchuk@mail.sd91.bc.ca
Gordon Cogan, Vice Principal – gcogan@mail.sd91.bc.ca
2540 Church Street, Box 950, Vanderhoof
W.L. McLeod Elementary School (K-7)
Dual track school with English and French Immersion Programs.
P: 250-567-2267 F: 250-567-5791
Libby Hart, Principal lhart@mail.sd91.bc.ca
187 Victoria Street E, Box 559, Vanderhoof
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Nechako Christian School (1-12)
Individualized Christian curriculum for Grades 1 through 12.
P: 250-567-2806 F: 250-567-5995
767 Loop Road, Box 145, Vanderhoof
Northside Christian School (1-12)
Regular provincial curriculum in a Christian setting (ACE for
Grades 1 & 2).
P: 250-567-9335 F: 250-567-9332
3337 Voth Road, Vanderhoof
nsschool@telus.net
Vanderhoof Mennonite Church School (1-10)
Tuition is nanced by the church, and includes Grades 1 through
10.
P: 250-567-4011 F: 250-567-3846
1143 Derksen Road, Vanderhoof
All public schools can be viewed online at www.sd91.bc.ca.
These students are performing in their school play at W. L.
McLeod Elementary School. Performing arts, a band program,
extracurricular sports, and sport oriented education plans,
are all programs offered from the various public schools in
Vanderhoof.
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NATIONAL
Government of Canada
1-800-O-Canada (622-6232)
www.canada.gc.ca
PROVINCIAL
Government of BC
Enquiry BC 1-800-663-7867
www.gov.bc.ca
LOCAL
MP – Dick Harris
Conservative Member of Parliament for the Federal Riding of
Cariboo-Prince George.
P: 1-800-668-4282 harrir1@parl.gc.ca
Jeanne Clough, Executive Assistant
Soraya Sorensen, Consitutuency Assistant
In Prince George: 206-575 Quebec St, Prince George, BC V2L 1W6
P: 250-564-7771 F: 250-564-6224
eresa Bell, Executive Assistant
In Ottawa: Room 606, Justice Building, Ottawa, ON K1A OA6
P: 613-995-6704 F: 613-996-9850
MLA – John Rustad
Liberal Member of the Legislative Assembly for the BC Riding of Prince George-
Omineca.
john.rustad.mla@leg.bc.ca
In Vanderhoof: 183 First Street P: 250-567-6820 F: 250-567-6822
In Prince George: 5083 Domano Blvd., Prince George, BC V2N 5E1 1-877-964-
5650 F: 964-5655
In Victoria: East Annex, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, BC V8V 1X4
P: 250-953-4892 F: 250-356-5471
District of Vanderhoof (Municipal Oce)
Maintains public works, roads, streets, water, sewer, garbage, and utilities.
P: 250-567-4711 F: 250-567-9169
Joseph Ukryn, Chief Administrative Ocer – info@district.vanderhoof.ca
Box 900, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0 160 Connaught Street
Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako
Provides a wide variety of services to rural areas, including rural planning and
development, waste disposal and weed control.
P: 1-800-320-3339 F: 250-692-3305
Jerry Peterson, Area Director – inquiries@rdbn.bc.ca
www.rdbn.bc.ca
Box 820, Burns Lake, BC V0J 1E0 492 Highway 16
Saik’uz First Nation
e Stoney Creek Reserve and Saik’uz First Nation is located 15 km south of
Vadnerhoof on Kenney Dam Road.
P: 250-567-9293 F: 250-567-2998
135 Joseph Street, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A1
Councillor Levy prepares to cut the cake
during the annual District of Vanderhoof
and Chamber of Commerce community
appreciation picnic.
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Visitor Centre 250-567-2124 www.vanderhoofchamber.com
Agriculture, Ministry of
Supporting, nurturing, and defending northern
agriculture.
P: 1-800-334-3011 or 250-565-7200
F: 250-565-7213
Denise McLean, Resource Development
Agrologist
Mark Yawney, Land Development Agrologist/
Regional Manager
Brent Barclay, Resource Stewardship Agrologist
Suite 815, #299 Victoria Street, Prince George,
BC V2L 5B8
www.gov.bc.ca/al
Canada Post
P: 250-567-4321
192 Stewart Street W, corner of Church Street,
Vanderhoof, BC
Children & Family Development,
Ministry of
P: 250-567-6347
Liza Wigmore, Supervisor of Administrative
Services
Dayna Miles, Team Leader
Box 830, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
160 Columbia Street E
Conservation Ocer
P: 1-800-663-9453
Courts – Vanderhoof
P: 250-614-2700 (Prince George number)
Forests, Lands and Natural Resource
Operations, Ministry of
P: 250-567-6363
Box 190, 1522 Hwy 16 E, Vanderhoof, BC
www.gov.bc.ca/for/
Housing, BC
Housing and Social Development.
P: 1-800-667-1235
www.bchousing.org
Employment and Income Assistance
P: 1-866-866-0800
160 Columbia Street E, Vanderhoof, BC
Marriage Commissioner
(Ministry of Health)
Penny Swales
P: 250-567-3966
7317 Birch Road, Vanderhoof, BC
pswales@sinkutwireless.ca
Ombudsman of BC
1-819-943-1971
1-800-567-3247
F: 819-953-5857
Parks, Provincial
Campground Reservations:
P: 1-800-689-9025 or
www.discovercamping.ca
Park information:
www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks
Public Works Department
Paul Carver, District of Vanderhoof
Superintendent P: 250-567-4611
250 Second Street W, Vanderhoof, BC
Road Conditions
Drive BC
P: 1-800-550-4997
Road Hazard Reporting
P: 1-800-667-6636
Service BC –
Government Agent
Provides information about
government programs and
accepts payments to the
provincial government.
P: 250-567-6301
F: 567-6303
Box 1459, Vanderhoof, BC V0J
3A0
189 Stewart Street E
www.governmentagents.gov.
bc.ca
Service Canada (formerly
Human Resource Centre)
is centre is open to the
general public providing
information on employment
services, counselling, and
Employment Insurance.
P: 250-567-4795
F: 567-9418
Box 1460, Vanderhoof, BC V0J
3A0
189 Stewart Street E
www.servicecanada.gc.ca
Seen from the south shore of
Nulki Lake on Saik’uz First
Nation Reserve land, Sinkut
Mountain is the single
highest peak seen from
Vanderhoof and Saik’uz. The
views from the top of Sinkut
Mountain are amazing and
far reaching.
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Nechako Healthy Community Alliance
e Nechako Healthy Community Alliance (NHCA) is an
umbrella, non-prot society for groups working towards
sustainable living in the Nechako Valley and surrounding areas.
In addition to being the legal, non-prot entity for its member
groups, NHCA acts as a ‘collaboration coordinator.’ All groups
under the NHCA umbrella are striving to promote sustainable
living in the Nechako Valley and surrounding areas. Currently
both the Nechako Valley Food Network and the Nechako Waste
Reduction Initiative are member groups of the NHCA.
P: 1-866-279-9733
exec@nechakohca.ca www.nechakohca.ca
FOOD SECURITY
Nechako Valley Food Network
e Nechako Valley Food Network (NVFN) comprises a group
of volunteers whose mission is to promote the growth and
distribution of local agricultural products in the Nechako Valley,
and to educate and aid individuals to grow and eat their own
produce in an environmentally sound way. Initiatives include
the Community Garden, Local Food Producers Directory, and a
Bulletin Board in the Coop Mall. New members welcome!
P: 1-866-279-9733
bytes@nvfoodnetwork.ca www.nvfoodnetwork.ca
Community Garden
An initiative under the Nechako Valley Food Network, in
partnership with SD #91, the community garden provides both a
space for individuals and families to grow their own food, as well
educational and training opportunities for students and adults.
Maya P: 250-567-2194
Farmers’ Market
e Farmers’ Market runs from June to mid October, ursdays
11-3
Joni Walker, Market Manager
vanderhooarmersmarket@gmail.com
Ministry of Agriculture
Supporting, nurturing, and defending northern agriculture.
P: 1-800-334-3011 or 250-565-7200 F: 250-565-7213
Denise McLean, Resource Development Agrologist
www.gov.bc.ca/al
Mark Yawney, Land Development Agrologist/Regional Manager
Brent Barclay, Resource Stewardship Agrologist
Suite 815, #299 Victoria Street, Prince George
RECYCLING
Bottle Depot
Owned by Nechako Valley Secondary School and run by
volunteers. All proceeds go to high school or youth activities.
Takes all empty drink containers, milk and milk substitute
containers as well as all paint cans.
P: 250-567-4059 F: 250-567-2123
Hours of Operation:
Mon, Tues, Fri, 11am – 5pm; Saturday, 10am – 5 pm
293 ird Street East, corner of Nechako Avenue
Nechako Waste Reduction Initiative
e Nechako Waste Reduction Initiative (NWRI) is a group of
volunteers whose mission is to initiate and support eective ways
to reduce waste in our community. e Earth Day community
clean up, paper & cardboard recycling, milk container recycling
and local green events are a few of the projects NWRI has helped
to facilitate. Email the NWRI to learn more about their Green
Event Kits available to any group in the community.
Vince Terstappen P: 250-944-0223
nechakowri@gmail.com www.nechakowri.ca
Oil Recycling
Clarence Friesen, General Manager P: 250-567-4488
P: 1-888-545-2667
277 First Street West, Vanderhoof
Recycling Hotline
Provides referrals and information about recycling. See website
for resource material, event listings, and contact information.
P: 1-800-667-4321 F: 604-683-7255
rcbc@rcbc.bc.ca www.rcbc.bc.ca
Suite 10, 119 W Pender Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 1S5
Vanderhoof Farmers Market.
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Visitor Centre 250-567-2124 www.vanderhoofchamber.com
VANDERHOOF
A & J Apartments
371 W 4th Street & 394 W 3rd
Street
P: 250-567-9908
Between Nechako Ave & Clark
Burg's Apartments
160 W Victoria Street
P: 250-567-4407
Behind dental clinic on Vic-
toria
Burrard Apartments
131 Louvain Street
(corner of Burrard)
P: 250-567-9128
across from St. Joseph's
Church
Columbia Place Apartments
325 W Columbia
near Ferland Park
McIntosh Apartments
Phone: 250-364-3376 or
250-567-2500
Hospital Rd
Behind medical clinic
Riverglen Townhouses
(BC Housing)
153 E Douglas Street
Phone: 250-562-9251
Near W.L. McLeod School
Rivers Edge Apartments
371 Douglas Street West
P: 250-567-3336, 250-570-
9161 or 250-570-9151
West end of Douglas Street
Silvermill Court
447 Silvermill Road
P: 250-567-4208
Near Coach Light Motel
Stewart Manor
2520 Recreation Avenue
P: 250-567-2376
near Gospel Chapel
Sunny Slope Apartments
176 Northside Road
North side of river, turn east
o bridge
Victoria Manor
567 E Victoria Street
P: 250-567-4048
Voth Apartments
Louvain St & Lampitt Ave
P: 250-567-9128
Near Riverside Place
Nechako Villa Trailer Court
252 E 4th Street
P: 250-963-8242
Turn o PG Hill at 4th Street
Omineca Mobile Home Park
457 Vanderview Drive
P: 250-564-5380
Turn onto Vanderview Drive
from Northside Road
Spruce Grove Trailer Park
Highway 16
Up PG hill
Sunny Slope Trailer Court
176 Northside Road
North side of river, turn east
o bridge
SENIORS HOUS
ING
Nechako View Seniors
Home Society
Loop Road
P: 250-567-4853 (John
Murphy)
Provides low cost housing for
seniors.
Fehrview Manor
E Victoria Street
P: 250-567-4263
Independent living
Riverside Place
(formerly Omineca Lodge)
Louvain Street
P: 250-567-5344
Assisted living.
Stuart Nechako Manor
3277 Hospital Road
P: 250-567-2013
Long-term care.
FORT FRASER
FRASER LAKE
Endako Mine Apartments
125 Endako Avenue
Endako Mine Trailer Court
44 Endako Avenue
Coachman Manor
44 Nadina Crescent
Brown Apartments
129 Laird Street
Black Apartments
565 Mouse Mountain Drive
Almond Manor
83 Nadina Crescent
BC HOUSING
P: 1-800-667-1235
Find information and application forms at
www.bchousing.org
Employment and Income Assistance
P: 1-866-866-0800
160 Columbia Street W
Housing and Social Development
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PUBLIC INTERNET ACCESS
Community Futures
Usage fees.
P: 250-567-5219
2750 Burrard Avenue
Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:30am-4:30pm; Closed 12:00-1:00pm
Neighbourhood Space
P: 250-567-4879
183 First St. W. (Hwy 16) next to Subway
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri: 10-6pm; Tue & u: 3-6pm
North Country Inn Restaurant
$5/hour.
P: 250-567-3048
2625 Burrard Avenue
Hours: 7:00am – 10:00 pm Daily
OK Café
$3/30min or $2/15min. SEASONAL.
P: 250-567-5262 478 First Street West
Riverside Park
Wi-Fi available.
Turn le into the park from Burrard St before the bridge.
Vanderhoof Public Library
FREE (½ hour per day).
P: 250-567-4060 230 Stewart Street East
Hours: Tues: 10-5 pm; Wed: 10-5pm & 6:30-8:30pm;
ur: 10-5pm, Fri: 10-6pm; Sat: 10-5pm
Woody’s Bakery
$3/15min. SEASONAL.
P: 250-567-9414
153A Stewart Street East)
Hours: Tues-Sat 8:30am – 5:30 pm
NEWSPAPERS
Northern Light
Northern Light is produced once a month and provides
community events, entertainment, and advertisements.
Don Sukkau P: 250-567-4299 F: 250-567-5537
Toll Free 1-888-288-6098
449 Redfern Drive
www.3telus.net/nlnews
nlight@telus.net
Omineca Express
A weekly local newspaper that is distributed on Wednesdays.
P: 250-567-9258 F: 250-567-2070
www.ominecaexpress.com
advertising@ominecaexpress.com
Box 1007, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0 150 Columbia St W
Stuart Nechako Advertiser
A free regional newspaper that is distributed on Fridays.
P: 250-567-9258 F: 250-567-2070
www.bcclassieds.com
Box 1007, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0 150 Columbia St W
Take A Gander
Produced 5 days a week and oers sports, community
announcements, and free classieds.
Rod Nelson – P/F: 250-567-9422
thegander@telus.net
Box 648, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
RADIO
94 X FM
Main reception P: 250-564-2524 F: 250-562-6611
Advertisements P: 250-847-2521
onair@94xfm.com www.94xfm.com
CBC Radio-Canada - 96.7 FM
CIAM-FM 98.5 (e Light)
e best in Community Radio. Bringing Good News to Central
BC. Serving Vanderhoof and surrounding rural area with local
news, weather, local interviews, and community announcements.
Solely funded by charitable donations.
thelight98.5@gmail.com www.ciamradio.com
e Valley Wolf - 1340 FM(Vanderhoof) 1450 FM
(Fraser Lake) 1480 FM (Fort St. James)
Serving Vanderhoof, Fraser Lake, and Fort St. James with local
news, weather and sports, local interviews, advertising for
businesses and community groups. Tradeo is a phone-in buy &
sell service; P: 250-567-4909 for on-air broadcast, weekdays at
8:45 am, (you can also fax or email your items to sell or buy).
P: 250-567-4914 F: 250-567-4982
Megan Eccles, Morning Show Host/Programming
meccles@thevalleywolf.ca
Janey VanWinkle, Receptionist janey@thevalleywolf.ca
Box 1370, Vanderhoof BC V0J 3A0 150 Columbia St W
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Visitor Centre 250-567-2124 www.vanderhoofchamber.com
BANKING
CIBC
P: 250-567-2241
www.cibc.com
Telephone Banking P: 1-800-465-2422
Hearing Impaired P: 1-800-465-7401
Branch: 2391 Burrard Avenue
Integris Credit Union
P: 250-567-4737
www.integriscu.ca
Homebanking (MemberLink)
P: 1-866-554-5465
Branch: corner of Stewart Street West and Church Avenue
RBC Royal Bank
P: 1-800-769-8511 or 250-567-4776
Customer Service 24 hours
TYY Hearing Impaired P: 1-800-661-1275
Branch: 2517 Burrard Avenue
COURIER SERVICES
Daley Deliveries
Speedway Road.
P: 250-944-0038
DHL (formerly Loomis)
Pick up at Vanderhoof Department Store, 2465 Burrard Avenue
P: 1-800-call-DHL (1-800-225-5345)
Purolator
Pick up at TEKA Home Décor (Benjamin Moore Paint), 2424
Burrard Avenue
P: 1-888-ship123 (1-888-744-7123)
EMPLOYMENT
Community Futures – Stuart Nechako
Graham Stanley, General Manager
P: 250-567-5219 F: 250-567-5224
2750 Burrard Avenue
cfdcsn@telus.net www.cf-sn.ca
Employment Insurance
P: 1-800-206-7218
Service Canada
P: 250-567-4795 F: 567-9418
www.servicecanada.gc.ca
Box 1460, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
(189 Stewart StreetEast)
Job Vacancy Listing
www.jobbank.gc.ca www.workbc.ca
Progressive Employment Services
8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
139 1st Street East, next to A&W
P: 250-567-5785 F: 250-567-5784
info@pesl.ca www.pesl.ca
LAWYERS
Hope Heinrich
P: 250-567-2420
2416 Burrard Avenue
Michael Reed
P: 250-567-2800
Bute Avenue across from NVSS parking lot
Wingham Law Corp
P: 250-567-2237
#300, 2375 Burrard Avenue
LAW SERVICES
Family Law Centre
P: 1-866-946-4529
Law Society of BC
P: 1-800-903-5300
Dial-a-Law
P: 1-800-565-5297
Legal Services Society – Law Line
P: 1-866-577-2525
Lawyer Referral Service
P: 1-800-663-1919
Tenants Rights Info Line
P: 1-800-665-1185
Notary Public
Carman Wheatley
P: 250-996-5060
cawheatley@telus.net
2375 Burrard Ave(Professional Building)
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INTERNET & CABLE UTILITIES
See also Internet & Media Section.
Omineca Cablevision
Provides digital and cable television services as well as high-speed
Internet connection.
P: 250-567-9766 or 1-800-665-7599
ww.omineca.com
Box 798, Vanderhoof BC V0J 3A0, Burrard Avenue
Sinkut Wireless
Provides wireless internet.
P: 250-567-0033 or 1-866-976-3416
Box 2371, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
e Satellite Guy
Satellite TV, Satellite internet, and Internet telephone.
Terry Paton P: 250-567-0808 F: 567-2235
satellitesuperstore@gmail.com
www.thesatelliteguy.ca
Box 2060, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0, 2440 Church Avenue
Telus Internet Service
P: 310-4NET (310-4638)
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Vanderhoof Public Library
Board/Multi-Purpose Room Multi-Purpose Meeting Room e
Vanderhoof Library Board welcomes public use of meeting space
in its facilities.
P: 250-567-4060
230 Stewart Street E
RECYCLING
See ‘Green’ Community Section.
STORAGE
Vanderhoof Mini & RV Storage
P: 250-567-5116
560 Spruce Street
Vanderhoof Co-op Mini Storage
P: 250-567-4414
2178 Chilco Avenue Oce: Coop Admin oce in Mall
TRANSPORTATION
Vanderhoof Airport
Owned by the municipality, has 3 runways and is situated 2km
north of Vanderhoof on the aerial route to Alaska. CAU4 co-
ordinates: Latitude (N: 54 02 46), Longitude
(W: 124 00 45). Main runway Length: 5018, Width 100. Airport
improvements are a priority for the District.
Seaplane Landing
Located 800m downstream from the Nechako Bridge. Good
approaches in any weather.
Greyhound Canada
Greyhound Courier Express.
www.shipgreyhound.ca
188 Stewart Street (Co-op Mall)
Guardian Aerospace Flight School
Eric Stier P: 250-567-2655
professional@guardianaerospace.ca
www.gardianaerospace.ca
Charters, Sky diving
Own chutes.
P: 250-963-8771 or 1-866-567-9889
Nechako Lodge & Aviation
P: 250-412-2665
info@nechakolodge.com
www.nechakolodge.com
VIA Rail Canada Inc
P: 1-888-842-7245 www.viarail.ca
UTILITIES
BC Hydro
www.bchydro.com/getconnected
Power Outages & Electrical Emergencies
P: 1-888-POWERO (1-888-769-3766)
Customer Service Inquiries, P: 1-800-224-9376
Pacic Northern Gas Ltd.
24 Hour Gas Emergencies, P: 1-800-663-1173
Customer Service, New Service Line Installation
P: 1-800-667-2297
Telus
www.telus.com
Mobility, P: 1-866-558-2273
Residential Sales & Service, Phone: 310-2255
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Visitor Centre 250-567-2124 www.vanderhoofchamber.com
Al-Anon
Oers support for friends and family of alcoholics.
Gayle P: 250-567-4318
Joan P: 250-567-2706
Alcoholics Anonymous
ere are no fees. Oers support for recovering alcoholics or
anyone who feels that drinking has become a problem to their
way of life and requires help and support to accept they are
powerlessness over this problem.
Gordon Dickson, P: 250-567-4588 (h) or
250-570-2499 (c)
www.alcoholics-anonymous.org
Box 974, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Auxiliary, St. John Hospital
e group’s focus is to raise money for the St. John Hospital and
Stuart Nechako Manor to aid in the comfort of patients and to
provide sta with equipment that enhances patient care.
Edna Oryshchuk, President P: 250-567-9759
3255 Hospital Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind)
Support group for the visually impaired. ere are guest speakers
and CNIB Employees to provide helpful instruction. ere are no
fees and everyone is welcome. Not open during summer.
P: 1-888-801-2642
Hospice Society
Support for people experiencing grief and loss.
Julie Hudson, Hospice Co-ordinator
P: 250-567-0623
L.D.S. Relief Society
Oers emergency help for burned out families in the community.
P: 250-567-9991
David Bigler, Bishop Blue Mountain Ward
P: 250-567-9679 (h) or 567-7847 (c)
Carl Larsen, Bishop, Vanderhoof Ward
Neighourlink & Food Bank
Vanderhoof Neighbourlink is a ministry to the community,
operated by volunteers from within the community. In addition to
the Act II thri store and other programs, a community luncheon
is served every Wednesday aernoon—and this is where we get
involved. As a church, we provide the weekly lunch on a rotation
with other churches in Vanderhoof. If you’d like to know how you
can be involved, call or e-mail the church oce.
Henry Boucher, Coordinator
P: 250-567-9007 F: 250-567-9017
121 Stewart Street West
TOPS (Take O Pounds Sensibly)
Meetings 8:30 am Wednesdays, in the basement of the Nechako
Community Church (Highway 16 East). TOPS is a support group
for those wanting to lose weight. Call for more information on
meeting times.
Joan Jurke, Member P: 250-567-4622
8787 Taylor Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
Vanderhoof Stroke Recovery
Oers a support group for stroke survivors and their spouses.
From the end of September through June. All family members
and guests welcome. ere is physio, cras, education, speech
therapy, and occasional guest speakers. If you would like to join
our group, visit our group, volunteer, or make a donation, please
contract Luella for details.
Luella Novak, Coordinator P: 250-441-0086
F: 250-441-0082 luella_novak@hotmail.com
6920 Meier Road West, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A3
Volunteer Vanderhoof & Neighbourhood Space
Get involved in your community through volunteerism! Feel free
to contact us with any questions, comments, or concerns. We are
located at Neighbourhood Space.
P: 250-567-4879
183 First Street West (Hwy 16) next to Subway)
Weight Watchers of Canada
P: 1-800-682-8011
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Elks Club of Vanderhoof
e focus of the Elks Club is to help children and the community.
P: 250-567-9085
Art Flaterud, Membership Director P: 250-567-4525
Box 704, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0 474 Victoria Street East
Kinettes
All women 19 and over are welcome. Promotes fellowship and
personal growth for women. e Kinettes are involved in many
community service projects. ey are instrumental in major
annual projects such as Santa’s Anonymous and the Mother’s Day
Cra Auction. Call for information on membership and meeting
times.
Kimberli Unger, P: 250-567-2626
Kinsmen
Phone for membership fee information. Open to all men ages 19
and over. Oers fellowship and fundraising within the community.
Dan O’Connor P: 250-567-9204
Box 464, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Knights of Columbus – Catholic Men’s Group
Ed Van Dinter P: 250-567-2939
Box 1847, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Masons
Oers Blue Lodge Shriners, Burn Unit, sponsors cancer car
project. Meet on the second Tuesday of every month, exept July
and August.
Wilf Schneider, Secretary P: 250-567-2306
Jim Simonson, P: 250-567-2544
Terry King, P: 250-567-2472 (Res.)
wschneid@telus.net
Box 598, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Nechako Valley Search & Rescue
Oers wilderness and survival training in preparation for the
search and rescue of individuals in Vanderhoof and area. Manages
ground search under direction of the R.C.M.P. You must be 16
years or older to join this volunteer crew.
Chris Mushumanski, President
P: 250-567-5194 (H) 250-567-0972 (C)
Box 378, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Northside Women’s Institute
Oers training in cras, wills, nances, and teaches the younger
generations quilting etc. Also helps with self-esteem and
friendship. ey support the local 4-H chapter and seniors.
Janet P: 250-567-2311
Brenda P: 250-567-9705
vds@uniserve.com
Box 249, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
Order of the Eastern Star
To join this organization, a woman must be related to a Masonic
Lodge Member. Oers free cancer dressings to anyone in the
province and donates to cancer research.
Judy Laramee, Worthy Matron P: 250-690-7498
1722 Loop Road, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2
Sinkut Women’s Institute
Provides an opportunity for interested women to become
informed on a variety of family and community issues. Oers
stimulation for the mind, action for the hands, and food for
thought. Call for further information and for meeting times and
locations.
Shelley Simrose, Chairperson P: 250-567-4437
Vanderhoof Community for Kids
Fundraising body for BC Children’s Hospital. Partial proceeds
from annual fundraising events go to the St. John Hospital
Auxiliary to purchase pediatric equipment.
Michelle Roberge, Co-Chair P: 250-567-6930
vanderhoofc@gmail.com
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
P: 250-567-2582 (Oce)
Church of God in Christ, Mennonite (Holdeman
Mennonite)
P: 250-567-5551
7360 Highway 16 East (5 km east of Vanderhoof )
First Memorial United Church
First Memorial United Church is an inclusive Christian
Community that seeks to minister with integrity to all people.
We oer an upliing ministry with music. Newcomers are always
welcome.
P/F: 250-567-2653, 2592 Church Street
ominecapc@uniserve.com
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
A place for people to learn about God, the Bible, and how this is
applicable for today’s world.
P: 250-567-9100 F: 250-567-9100
Corner of Burrard Avenue & Victoria Street
Gospel Chapel
e Gospel Chapel oers worship services, Bible studies, world
evangelism missions, services for meeting spiritual needs through
teaching the Bible.
Shaun Wick, Senior Pastor P: 250-567-3107
F: 250-567-3177
www.thegospelchapel.ca
Kathryn Reine, Secretary – oce@thegospelchapel.ca
Youth Director, Dan MacGillivray
Director of Childrens’ Ministry, Tina Martens
448 Connaught Street at Rainbow Avenue
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Our mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ, to uphold the
authority of the Bible as the Word of God, and to demonstrate the
love of Christ for all people.
P: 250-567-6744
Rev. Roy Andrews, Priest royeandrews@yahoo.ca
P: 250-567-6744
Rev. Gwen Andrews, Deacon gwencandrews@yahoo.ca
P: 250-567-6744
Evelyn Hall P: 250-567-4475
2556 Burrard Avenue
Jehovah’s Witness
Dave McDonald P: 250-567-6711
Mapes Baptist Church
Our mission is to be used by God to help people become
disciples of Jesus Christ and that the Bible is the only rule of faith
and order. Associated with the Canadian Convention of Southern
Baptists.
Delmar White, Pastor P: 250-567-4673
Sarah Bruce, Secretary P: 250-567-4345
11054 Blackwater Road, 8 km south of Hwy 16 on Blackwater Rd
Ministerial Association
e Inter-Ministerial Committee is a meeting of area church
leadership for mutual cooperation and encouragement.
Rev. Roy Andrews, Chairman P: 250-567-6744
plk@hwy16.com
Nechako Christian Fellowship
Oers encouragement for people to live by Biblical principals
with support through church activities and Christian School.
P: 250-567-2806 F: 250-567-5995
Pete Guenther, Pastor P: 250-567-2336
nethcs@telus.com
Youth Group, Joe Schultz P: 250-567-4547
Located on Loop Road
Nechako Community Church
Oers Sunday school for all ages, a children’s program, youth
groups, counselling and support groups for divorced individuals.
An average of 180 people attend every Sunday.
P: 250-567-4960 F: 250-567-2983
Johnny iessen, Pastor oce@nechakocommunitychurch.com
1393 Highway 16 East
Northside Church
Oers the belief that Jesus Christ is the son of God, and
through Jesus’ death and resurrection man can be saved. God
is performing His work through His church and is drawing
people into fellowship, meeting their needs, and changing their
lives. Average of 250 people attend. Home groups, youth groups,
Sunday Services at 10:30 am.
P: 250-567-2797 or 250-567-9335 F: 250-567-9332
Mark Schmidt, Pastor P: 250-567-4848
nschurch@telus.net
3337 Voth Road
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Old Apostolic Lutheran Church
Oers the belief in the Triune God, the Father, Son, and Holy
Ghost through the acknowledgement of the Apostolic Creed, the
Nices-Constantinople and Augsburg Creeds, and the original
Doctrines of Luther. ere is an average of 65 to 70 people
attending every Sunday.
Martin Skog, Service Administrator P: 250-567-4153
Marvin Forfar, Assistant Minister F: 250-567-9362
Sturgeon Point Road
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Michael McPherson, Pastor P: 250-562-0736
616 Nechako Avenue (Kenney Dam Road)
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
MASS TIMES: 7:15 pm Saturday, 10:00 am Sunday. Aliated
with the Stoney Creek Holy Trinity Church. MASS TIME: 12:00
noon Alpha Program (basic instruction in Christianity – open to
everyone).
Father Douglas Jerey, O.M.I.
P: 250-567-9151 sjpastor@telus.net
Lorraine ibeault parish@telus.net
Youth Group, Lorraine ibeault P: 250-567-9151
Catholic Women’s League, Anne Irving P: 250-567-4335
2994 Burrard Avenue
Vanderhoof Christian Fellowship
Oers a small groups, providing spiritual fellowship, worship,
Bible study, and counselling.
P: 250-567-9198 F: 250-567-2064
Pastor Brad Schneck vcfemc@telus.net
Youth Group, Wes & Kim Giesbrecht
P: 250-567-2081
263 Vanderview Drive
Vanderhoof Lutheran Church
Christian teachings, liturgical worship, fellowship and discussions
on the basics of Christian Faith.
P: 250-567-3802
Julie Mushumanski P: 250-567-5194
mushuman@telus.net
181 Douglas Street West
Vanderhoof Mennonite Church
P: 250-567-4011 F: 250-567-3846
Jerry Wadel, Pastor P: 250-567-3046
1143 Derksen Road
Vanderhoof United Pentecostal Church
Christian fellowship; believes the Bible to be the authoritative
revealer of doctrines. Qualied counselling; home Bible studies.
Everyone welcome. Service time 11:00am Sunday.
Roland Grith, Pastor
P: 250-567-5523
785 Highway 16 East
Inside view of the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, one of the
oldest churches in the community.
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SENIOR CENTRES
Seniors Friendship Centre
Rentals available for wedding receptions, birthday parties and
other events.
Weekly Activities
Monday: All Year 1-3pm Carpet Bowling, Pool and Snooker
Tuesday: September–April 10-11am Exercise Cardio/Strength
Class
11:15am Stretch Class
Wednesday: All Year 7pm Whist-Crib-Bingo
ursday: All Year 1-3pm Carpet Bowling, Pool and Snooker
Friday: September–April 10-11am Exercise Cardio/Strength
Class
11:15am Beginners Gentle Exercise Class
Seniors Health Fair
Cras Fair
Last Saturday of November
Oscar Walstrom P: 250-567-4582
Stoney Creek Elders Society – Potlatch House
Bernice John P: 250-567-4916
HOUSING
Neckako View Seniors Home Society
Provides low cost housing for seniors. Located on Northside
Road.
P: 250-567-5989
Stuart Nechako Manor
e Stuart Nechako Manor provides personal assistance,
supervision and an organized program of therapeutic, health,
social and recreational activities.
P: 250-567-2013
Riverside Place
Riverside Place oers subsidized apartments for low income
seniors and people with disabilities who require some assistance
to remain as independent as possible. Tenants must be able to
manage their own care and be semi-independent as there is not
24 hour stang in the complex.
Assisted Living:
Locked private apartment, two meals a day, housekeeping and
laundry of sheets and towels once a week, lifeline emergency
response system, social and recreation opportunities, and
personal care (home support) services.
Supportive Housing:
Locked private apartment, one meal a day, housekeeping and
laundry of sheets and towels once a week, lifeline emergency
response system, social and recreation opportunities.
P: 250-567-5344
Computer skills courses and other senior based activities are
offered through the Neighbourhood Space.
There are fun senior based activities year round in Vanderhoof.
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Carrier Sekani Family Services
With the guidance of our Elders, Carrier Sekani Family Services
is committed to the healing and empowerment of Aboriginal
families by taking direct responsibilities for: health, social and
legal services for First Nations people residing in Carrier and
Sekani territory.
240 West Stewart Street, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
P: 250-567-2900
Carrier Sekani Tribal Council
Carrier Sekani Tribal Council (CSTC) provides political
and technical support to eight First Nations who belong to
the CSTC association: Burns Lake Band (Ts’il Kaz Koh First
Nation) Nak’azdli Band, Nadleh Whut’en, Saik’uz First Nation,
Stellat’en First Nation, Takla Lake First Nation, Tl’azt’en Nation,
Wet’suwet’en First Nation.
Suite 200 - 1460 6th Avenue, Prince George, BC V2L 3N2
P: 250-562-6279
www.cstc.bc.ca
Stoney Creek Band (Saik’uz First Nation)
e Stoney Creek Reserve is located 15 km south of Vanderhoof
on Kenney Dam Road.
Victor Tom, Operations Manager P: 567-9293 F: 567-2998
vtom@saikuz.com
135 Joseph Street, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A1
Stoney Creek Multiplex
P: 250-567-5969
720 Patrick Street, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A1
Stoney Creek Potlatch House
P: 250-567-4916 F: 250-567-4944
Saik’uz First Nation children celebrating National Aboriginal
Day through traditional song and dance.
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Vanderhoof has a number of meeting rooms and facilities to cater
events from a business meeting to a large trade fair. Consult the
information and list below for details on which venue would suit
your needs.
Nechako Valley Exhibition Grounds
e 42 acre Exhibition Grounds has one of Northern B.C.’s largest
heated indoor riding arenas (holds 2000 people) that is lit with
a built-in sound system, mezzanine (200 capacity) and a large
kitchen facility.
Ground Manager P: 250-567-3011
nves@nvesociety.com www.nvesociety.com
Vanderhoof Public Library
Board/Multi-Purpose Room Multi-Purpose Meeting Room e
Vanderhoof Library Board welcomes public use of meeting space
in its facilities.
P: 250-567-4060
230 Stewart Street E
Stoney Creek Potlatch House and Campground
Located on Nulki Lake. Eight Cabins for rent with 2 bedrooms,
three cabins with baths and running water. Camping facilities for
RV’s, tents, picnic area and boat launch. Available for conferences,
workshops, catered events, Potlatch and community meetings.
May Long Weekend Fishing Derby. Elders Bingo on Wednesday
night.
Bernice John P: 250-567-4916
Stoney Creek Multiplex
Bingo, sports fundraisers, baseball, oor hockey, youth events.
P: 250-567-5969
Vanderhoof Arena
In the summer months the Arena dry oor is an ideal place to
hold small or large events such as weddings, family reunions,
dances, concerts, and garage sales.200’x85’ slab. Seating for 800
with tables and chairs. Large government inspected kitchen
for all your cooking needs. Wheelchair accessible showers,
washroom facilities. Phone for rates. e Arena Mezzanine is a
large government inspected kitchen, seating for 70 with tables
and chairs. Great place to hold a small get together, meeting or
party year round! Call for rates. Dressing Rooms 15’x36’ full
washrooms and showers to rent for ball, soccer, football and
rugby teams. Phone for rates year round
Shallon Touet, Arena Manager P: 250-567-4555
The Bi-Annual Vanderhoof Trade Fair held in the Vanderhoof
Arena. The arena has a mezzanine that can hold up to 70
people and is outfitted with a kitchen.
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Chamber of Commerce
2353 Burrard Ave.
Erin Siemens
P: 250-567-2124
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Nechako Lodge
2500-500 Road
Elizabeth Doerig
Phone: 412-2665
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Elk’s Meeting Room #3
474 Victoria St E.
Art Flaterud
P: 250-567-4525
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North Country Inn
2625 Burrard Ave.
Dirk Edel
P: 250-567-3048
24 x 2
Saik’uz Conference & Training
Centre
Saik’uz First Nation (Stoney
Creek)
Renee or Shana
P: 250-567-9293
25-30
Community Futures
2750 Burrard Ave.
Graham Stanley
P: 250-567-5219
20
Hillview Motel
1533 Hwy 16 E.
Front Desk
P: 250-567-4468
25-30
Grand Trunk Room #2
2351 Church St.
P: 250-567-3188
30-35
Reid Hotel
2508 Burrard Ave.
Annette Read
P: 250-567-2316
30-40
Cluculz Lake Meeting Room
Lund Road
30-40
Elk’s Meeting Room #2
474 Victoria St E.
Art Flaterud
P: 250-567-4525
50
Public Library, Multi- Purpose
Room
230 Stewart St. E.
Front Desk
P: 250-567-4060
50
Saik’uz Potlatch House
Saik’uz First Nation (Stoney
Creek)
Bernice Spicer
P: 250-567-4916
50-80
United Church Hall
592 Church Street
70
Arena Mezzanine
345 Columbia St.
Shallon Touet
P: 250-567-4555
75
Sinkut Lake Community Hall
Lakes Road
Shelly Simrose
P: 250-567-4437
80
Vanderhoof Curling Club
227 E. Stewart St.
100
Village Inn
144 Columbia St.
Paul Stevens
P: 250-567-4477
100-120
Grand Trunk Room #1
2351 Church St.
P: 250-567-3188
150
Cluculz Lake Main Hall
Lund Road
Colleen Flanagan
P: 250-567-4635
150
Nechako Valley Exhibition
#2, 4051 Northside Rd
P: 250-567-3011
180
MBS Community Hall
Blackwater Road
Esther Siemens
P: 250-567-9387
200
Saik’uz Conference & Training
Centre
Saik’uz First Nation (Stoney
Creek)
Renee or Shana
P: 250-567-9293
Facilities Arranged by
Room Capacity
250
Elk’s Hall (main hall)
474 Victoria St E.
Art Flaterud
P: 250-567-4525
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Friendship Centre
219 Victoria St E.
Oscar Walstrom
P: 250-567-4582
400
Saik’uz Multiplex
Saik’uz First Nation (Stoney
Creek)
Renee or Shana
P: 250-567-9293
Braeside Hall
Kathy Vossler
P: 250-567-4437
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