COMMUNITY EVENTS
& ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE HAZELTONS
The Salvation Army Food Bank want to make sure you know that if you’re in need of food, we’re here to help. Open Wed from 2-4:30pm at 1680 Omineca St. Old Hazelton. Call 250-842-5551 for more info.
Hazelton District Public Library is now open Saturdays 1–4pm & continue to be open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 11am-4pm. There is a computer available for public use, by appointment only, at the library. Only one person @ a time will be allowed the computer station, for a maximum of 45 minutes per session. Please bring your own head-phones if you want to use them. Contact the library 250-842-5961 or hazlib@citywest.ca; or Facebook messenger to make your appointment.
CICK 93.9fm Smithers Community Radio is partner-ing with Hazelton’s The Learnpartner-ing Shop to create accessible space for podcast recording studios. For info: Meghan Brady cickmeghan@gmail.com or 250-847-8769 or Lorraine lhnidankendall@gmail.com or 250-842-6524. We provide training, by staff or a volun-teer, to those wanting to become a radio programmer & a Member of Smithers Community Radio Society Chair Yoga with Erly Combs is now on Zoom! Tues @ 2:45pm. Free. Contact Charlotte for the zoom link, phone in information or technical support: email linford-charlotte@gmail.com, or 250 842-5887
The Alzheimer Society of B.C. toll-free helpline is available Monday to Friday, 9am & 8pm for anyone who would like info & support on dementia, memory loss or general brain health, by calling 1-800-936-6033 Misty Rivers Centre will be closed until January 13. Join the Community Get Together on Zoom Monday January 11, 3pm. Call Charlotte for the Zoom link or instructions on how to phone in 250-842-5887. Hazelton Writers Group meeting every two weeks. For more information, please call 250-842-8413.Our next scheduled meeting will be on January 11.
The WMHA Thrift Shop is not open yet but you can shop by appointment. Call 250-842-6168 & leave a call-back number to arrange a convenient time. Free mental health support & counselling for indi-viduals in the Upper Skeena Region who self-identify as needing this service during the COVID pandemic and who are not eligible for funding under existing services. Phone 778-202-1670 to arrange an appoint-ment. This opportunity is made possible by the Government of Canada Emergency Community Support Fund, Community Foundations of Canada & the Wrinch Memorial Foundation in Hazelton.
The Hazelton Pioneer Museum & Archives thanks everyone for their patience & continued support. We remain closed, however you may buy books & other gift items at the library's circulation desk during their open hours. Etransfers hazeltonmuseum@citywest.ca. Art Kits for Elders the New Horizons Foundation & the Wrinch Memorial Foundation have been distrib-uting monthly art kits to seniors in the Upper Skeena Region each month as a COVID relief project. If you are a senior & would like a monthly art kit please contact Charlotte 250-842-5887.
Support for Seniors and Elders in the Upper Skeena Region during the COVID Crisis. If you are 65 or over & feel you could benefit from professional counselling services, please call 778-202-1670 to con-nect with Beth or Mark Larsen. This is a free ser-vice. Friendly Visits. If you are over 65 and staying home, congratulations! You are doing the right thing. When you start to feel cooped in at home, consider joining the Friendly Visit Program. This program will organize phone visits between people so that everyone
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Phone
250-842-4143
or email:
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Box 222 New Hazelton, BC V0J 2J0
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THE DEADLINE for free classified ads is every Tuesday
OPEN most Wednesdays in Hazelton
11th Ave behind Bottle Depot
Smithers 8-5 Mon to Friday
778-210-1883
Emergencies & Saturdays 250-552-8955
Accounting on Broadway
P.O. Box 5011, Smithers, BC V0J 2N0We moved!
3704 Alfred Ave
(corner King St/Alfred Ave)
Barbara 250-847-0744
barbara@accountingonbroadway.com Brigita 250-643-2346
brigita@accountingonbroadway.com
Open year round for all your tax & accounting needs!
SALMON RIVER MECHANICAL
430 Salmon River Rd, Hazelton
Terry or Debbie 250-842-3005
Heavy Duty Mechanic on site
Heavy Equipment Repairs(Dozers, Loaders, Excavators etc)
Farm Machinery (Tractors & Implements)
Service TruckLocally Owned and Operated
Serving: The Hazeltons', Kitwanga and
Surrounding Communities with Quality
Gravel Products
Sand, Gravel, DrainRock, TopSoil,
Rip-Rap
Contact: Ryan 250-842-8258
Richard 250-842-8246
5887 to have a friendly visit or to provide a friendly visit to someone else. We can do this together! Overeaters Anonymous is currently meeting on free telephone conference call Mondays @ 7pm. Barb 250 -842-5325, voicemail after 4 rings, for info on joining the tele-meeting or to obtain OA 12-Step literature. Smart Recovery Addiction recovery support group participants learn self-empowering techniques to aid recovery through mutual-help, face-to-face & online meeting & services. No matter what your addiction, SMART Recovery tools & techniques can help you overcome the behavior. Wed, 3-4pm tele-video, Hazelton Mental Health & Addictions 2506 Hwy 62. 250-842-5144
To book the St. Peter's Church Army Hall phone church @ 842-5222 to leave a msg or Janet 250-842-6323/ Grace 842-7133 /Gwen 842-6875
Helping Hands of New Hazelton raises money by recycling cans, bottles & scrap metal; items donated by individuals & business establishments our area. Funds are raised to help seniors, cancer patients & children in our community that require medications or assistance they cannot access or afford. We work in cooperation with our local pharmacy & doctors. If you/ your business would like to be involved call 250-842-6494 or cash donations made @ the BVCU.
CHURCH SERVICES
Mountainview United is presently not holding in-church Sunday services due to COVID, but you are invited to visit our website @ mountainviewunit-edchurch.ca where you will find reflections, readings stories, recipes, pictures
As of Dec. 8, St. Mary's Catholic Church in New Hazelton suspends all services due to Covid-19, closure in effect until BC's Medical Health Officer permits public gatherings. Those wishing to follow Sunday and Weekday Mass may stream on-line or view TV programming.
South Hazelton’s Mount Rocher Church in suspends church services until further notice due to COVID-19 health & safety concerns.
St. Peter's Anglican Church is now open. Sunday services begin @ 11am following Covid -19 health guidelines with distancing & use of masks. On-line services are also available @ caledoniadiocese.com; on Vimeo, Facebook or Youtube. All welcome. The Baptist Mission is temporarily cancelling public services due to COVID-19 concerns. Check for further updates. Meantime find us online for our recorded services on YouTube. Search for Hazelton Baptist Mission. Be sure to subscribe for notifica-tions. Weekly new videos. 778-202-0165
Hazelton Pentecostal Church services Sunday @ 11am. Pastor Keith Gaetz. All welcome. Children’s church during service. Prayer meeting 7pm every Thursday @ church. 778-645-4567
Church of God in Christ [Mennonite] Worship service: Sunday 10:30am. At the former Quick Elementary, 18634 Kerr Rd. Everyone welcome.
The Hazelton Seventh Day Adventist Church invites you to join us in worship on Saturday mornings @ 9:30 for Bible study & 11:00 for church service. Please contact Pastor Kwak @ 788-877-4753 for more information. COVID-19 guidelines are in place. Grace Gathering welcomes you to an evening of food, fellowship, fun & interactive worship for the whole family. Every Friday eve 6-9 @ 2060 Broadway Ave, South Hazelton. Bart Metcalf 250-842-5680
SMITHERS COMMUNITY
EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Programs for Young Children (Winter/Spring 2021) Bounce, Sing & Learn: Mons, Jan 25–Apr12. Infants to 3 years). Join us on YouTube for this online pro-gram geared toward babies & toddlers. Learn newStar ng Smart‐ Program from early 0 prenatal to six months postpartum
Stepping Stones ‐ ParenƟng program for toddler families
Thursdays 10‐3 at the Grace Lynn Centre
Starting Smart
Due to the Covid-19 situation we have switched to one-on-one Drop-In by appointment. Please leave a message at
250-842-4516 or contact us through our Facebook Page
Next Birthing Classes coming up Feb 6/7, 2021 for due dates before May 31, 2021. Classes will be hosted virtual via
Zoom. Please email Judi Calhoun at juniper7@live.ca for more info and to register
250-842-4516
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Are you an independent, locally-owned business?
We’d love to have you join.
lovethehazeltons.com
Love Northern BC is a movement connecting people with the independent shops and
services that are the heart and soul of their communities.
The program is designed to deliver unique marketing campaigns in communities
throughout central and northern BC that celebrate locally-owned independent
businesses with an aim to strengthen their competitiveness and keep more dollars in the
local economy.
For more information or to sign-up, please call the Village of Hazelton at 250-842-5991
or the District of New Hazelton at 250-842-6571
Quote of the Week
“Everyone
may
not
be
good,
but
there’s
always
something
good
in
everyone.
Never
judge
anyone
shortly
because
every
saint
has
a
past
and
every
sinner
has
a
future..”
—
Oscar
Wilde
Sun Fun Facts
From January 1 to January 31,
the time of sunrise will change from
8:56am to 8:24am and the time of sunset
will change from 4:11pm to 5:03pm. That’s
more than an hour more of daylight. Things
are on the upswing, folks!
Wrinch Memorial Foundation Employment Opportunity
Starting Smart Pregnancy Outreach Program is looking for an energetic person to
join our team.
We serve families from prenatal to 3 years of age and run a Drop-In Program that is
currently adapted to a one-on-one/Mini Group Drop-In due to Covid-19 restrictions.
The successful applicant will be assisting the Drop-In Lead with duties around facilitating
appointments, organizing Drop-off/pick-up of meals/supplies with clients, and Program
prep, including meal prep.
The position is for up to 16 hours/week.
Strengths helpful for the job:
Interest in healthy living
Experience working with children and families
Able to make meals and help with kitchen duties
Creative thinking
Positive attitude
A team player and good people skills are vital qualities
ECE or other related training would be an asset but is not required
Qualifications: current Food Safe, First Aid and a clear Criminal Record check upon
successful application.
Starting Wage: $19.50/hr
Please mail or email your resume and cover letter to:
Silvia Wagner
c/o Wrinch Memorial Foundation
2452B Hwy 62, BC, V0J 1Y1
Email:
cpnpstart@gmail.com
250 842 4516
rhymes, songs, bounces, & finger plays to share with
your child from the comfort of your home. Basic sign-ing is also introduced to help pre-verbal children com-municate their needs. Weekly links will be posted on our Facebook Page. Preschool Playtime: Weds, Jan 27–Apr14. Ages3-5 Join us on YouTube for fun activ-ities, songs, rhymes & storytelling. You never know what Pete & Sandra might get up to! Weekly links will be posted on our Facebook Page. No program on February 15th or April 5th (statutory holidays). The Smithers Public Library and Smithers Community Services Association are planning a StoryWalk for Family Literacy Week (Jan 24-31). In a StoryWalk, a picture book is divided up with each page posted @ a different location & families walk from one place to another in order to read the story. This fun, free activi-ty will get your family outside moving & reading together.
Book Lovers’ Night Out is a monthly casual, com-munity book club that is always open to drop-ins. Taking place on the second Wednesday of the month via Zoom (email msawatsky@smitherslibrary.ca for the link). 2020-21 meeting dates & monthly reads can be found listed on our website event page at: https:// smithers.bc.libraries.coop/event/book-lovers-night-out/
Smithers Library hours: Mon, Tues, Friday 12-5; Wed 10-5; Thurs 12-6; Sat 10-4. . 250-847-3043 Smithers Art Galley: Art activities & other fun tutori-als for all ages (go to YouTube and search Smithers Art Gallery). 250-847-3898
Bulkley Valley Museum Open Mon - Fri 10-5. Exhib-it: Collection of artifacts that have never been dis-played or have not been disdis-played for some time. 250 -847-5322
Bulkley Valley Regional Pool is open every day, Mon, Wed, Fri time from 8:30 to 9, Tues & Thurs 12-8:30., Sat 7:15am-6pm, Sun 12pm-6pm. 250-847-4244. Mandatory masks are required in common area but not while exercising. Pre-registration is required for the climbing wall.
Smithers Rodeo Club AGM Feb 17, 7pm via zoom. Due to COVID, The Smithers CRC Soup Kitchen that is normally held has been suspended. We hope to start up again once we are able.
ANIMALS, FARM EQUIPMENT,
& ACCESSORIES
Hay and meat for sale ads are $5.25 per week Piglets, 10 weeks old, $125 250-842-8458
AUTOMOBILES
11 GMC Sierra Pickup 4X4, red. All season tires, c/w set of winter tires on rims. Well maintained w/ sched-uled services. $20k. Price may be negotiable. 250-842-2193
11 Chevy Colorado, 185k kms, manual, ext.cab, c/w 4WD summer & winter tires, canopy & roof rack sold separately $6500obo, call/text 250-842-8922
14 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT. Family vehicle my kids outgrew, EC. Red exterior. Seats 7, stow’n go seats, cross bars for cargo carrier. New brakes. c/w winter & summer tires on rims. 141k km. the van. $11,000 250-842-6380. Lori-Ann or Ken
AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES
Studded Arctic Claw winter tires. 31" diameter on 15" Toyota rims $200 for the set; Mickey Thomson AT tires; 31" diameter on 15" Toyota rims. $200 for the set. Kevin 250-643-7982_Dec25_
BUILDING SUPPLIES
3 solid wood interior doors with hardware, standard size. 2-30” x 80”, 1-34” x 80” $100ea 778-202-1887 _Dec18_
_
FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Custom built " Captain's Bed" of solid pine & 3/4" plywood ( good both sides). Portable in 6 pcs. L.86", W.34.5", Ht.36" Pristine covered "Memory Foam" newmattress (worth$550) & additional Futon mattress. Serious enquiries only. $1,700 firm. 250-842-6411 2 pkgs of 24 ( +8) "Aerus" Hepafilter Vacuum bags, Style C & 8 pkgs ( 2 in each pkg) of Aerus vacuum filters - Style C. $200firm 250-842-6411
_Jan8_
Double bed frame w/ headboard, foot & rails, VGC, $200 778-202-1887
_Dec18_
KITCHEN
Meat saw 24" blade never used $40 778-202-0740 _Jan8_
LOST & FOUND
Lost: black right hand North Face glove @ the Esso in Smithers. 250-847-2674
On Saturday, Jan 2 a DeWalt brand bag containing two drills, a Stanley level & drill bits was taken from the donation table @ the New to You Store. Please drop off with no questions asked @ CFBV radio station, 11 39 Queen Street, 250-847-2674
_Jan8_
MISCELLANEOUS
Christian itchy ear cream $7.77. For clarification call 778-202-0740
_Dec25_
SPORTS EQUIP & ACCESSORIES
Snowbird 1” wide by 36” long snowshoes, leather boot binding, never used; Manga Parabet Original 29.5” ice pick, EC. As package $150firm. 250-842-6247_Dec18_
WANTED /FREE/TO GIVE AWAY
Wanted: freezer burnt meat-fish, beef, etc. for sleddog team Robyn 250-877-6196 or 250-877-8973 Wanted: freezer burnt meat-fish, moose, beef, etc.
for sled dog team Andy Busby 250-842-6229 Wanted: Battery charger of Makita cordless tools; model DC10WB Reasonable price paid 250-849-5554.
Wanted: a “hard-to-find” retired, skilled & fair auto body repair man to bring one of my pickup trucks back to life. Unfortunately all the body shops are too busy with ICBC claims. My truck is ready to be beau-tiful once again! Terry @ 250-842-7055
_Jan1_
Wanted: house plant in the Hazelton area, 2-4’ high. Will pay up to $20. 250-877-7197
Wanted: remote controls for TVs & stereo equip-ment. 250-847-2674
250 849 5529
We would like to wish you all a safe Holiday Season Our office will be closed from Dec 1st to Jan 11, 2021
Thumbs up to Josh @ Four Dimension Computers for recovering all my data when my new computer crashed. HH
BOB’S GUITARS
Bob Walker owner/operator 4044 Railway Ave, Box 3999, Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0
Guitars, amps, ukes, drums, violins. From beginners to pros. All accessories & repairs Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm 250-643-0216
Inventory listed on Varage Sale, Smithers BC
bobsguitars@hotmail.co.uk
January 8, 2021
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New Hazelton, 4413 10th Ave, Open Weekdays 9‐5
778‐641‐4541 / Email ectraining1@outlook.com
Spartan Pizzeria @
Hazelton Secondary
Open Wed, Thurs & Friday
No longer open Saturday
4-8pm
250-842-4151 or Message @
facebook/HSSPizza
Some Abbreviations:
_ GC - Good Condition EC - Excellent condition Obo - or best offer LN - Like new LG - large QN - queen SZ - size BN - Brand new NIB - new in box HD - heavy dutyEWR - excellent working condition GWC - good working condition GWG - decent jeans
ERC - excellent running condition NP/NS - no pets, no smoking c/w - comes with
GFM - great fuel mileage SIO - Serious Inquires Only MPG - miles per gallon
Misty Rivers is hiring for an
Arts Administrator Assistant.
Deadline for submissions is Jan 10, 2021.
This position pays $19-$21/hr
Email mistyrivercac@gmail.com for the full
posting.
As
many
people
in
our
community
are
aware
Melissa
VanderBaaren
was
recently
involved
in
an
accident
just
outside
of
New
Hazelton
with
a
semi.
Her
diagnosis:
two
broken
femurs
and
facial
lacera ons
which
thankfully
didn’t
re-quire
reconstruc ve
surgery.
Melissa
is
work-ing
hard
with
her
physio
and
is
determined
to
be
walking
soon.
As
many
have
asking
to
donate,
a
recovery
fund
has
been
set
up
for
Melissa
at
the
Bulkley
Valley
Credit
Union
to
help
with
medical
costs,
as
she
will
be
o
ff
work
for
quite
some
me.
Etransfers
can
be
made
to:
melventures18@gmail.com.
There
is
also
an
account
at
RBC
#02160-003
#5017348.
We
would
like
to
thank
everyone
for
all
of
their
kindness,
caring
and
support.
It
has
made
Hazelton New and Used
4409 10th Ave (beside Hangover’s Chicken) Mon-Sat 12-6, closed Sunday’s
Donations accepted
Seniors Day every Tuesday-30% discount 778-641-4224
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Bulkley Browser Office Hours
Monday
Open 9-1pm
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday Open 9-1pm deadline 1pm
Wednesday Print
Thursday Delivery
Friday
Delivery
Vintage
Fur
Coats
and
Leather
For
sale
By
Appointment
Only
250
‐
877
‐
2563
Huge thumbs up to Dr. Said & nurses in emergency. Had great service. Not once have I had any problem with any staff at Wrinch. So glad we have a hospital in our area. Gratefully
appreciated.
Lots of new items and supplies available at
Tri-Town Lumber & Feed,
South Hazelton
Stop in and see what we have in stock.
Monday-Saturday, 9am-5pm
250-842-5744
Thumbs up to the Village of Hazelton Maintenance Crew for their excellent work ethics. No matter the season the town of Hazelton is
safe.
Intermediate Teacher Posting
Due to a recent vacancy, Kispiox Community School is accepting applications for a grade 7 teacher position (1.0 FTE)
to start as soon as possible.
Position Summary:
Kispiox Community School requires an organized, energetic grade 7 Teacher.
Kispiox Community School is located within traditional Gitxsan Territory on the beautiful northwest interior of B.C.
and serves the small communities of Kispiox and surrounding areas. Our K-7 elementary school has a student
population of approximately 130 students, 90% of which are aboriginal. Kispiox is a First Nations community of
approximately 750-people located 14km north of Hazelton, B.C. This picturesque community enjoys having a modern,
well equipped, progressive school within the village.
Summary of main job requirements:
Familiarity with the new BC Curriculum, and the ability to teach both literacy and numeracy knowledge and skill
lessons at the intermediate level.
Good behaviour management skills and the ability to maintain a positive classroom learning environment.
Prepare and update Individual Education Plans
Incorporate cultural knowledge and activities into the curriculum.
A thorough knowledge of and respect for the aboriginal culture and history of the area and the issues facing
aboriginal students today.
Demonstrated ability to make content relevant and engaging to the rural learner and participate in outdoor
education.
Experience using technology and web-based resources in instruction including Smartboards, Ipads, Reading and
Math Academy.
Knowledge and experience or willing to learn core programs and assessments:
Reading Mastery
DIBELS
Six Minute Solution
Math Focus 7
Qualifications/Skills:
Possesses a BC Teaching Certificate.
Have special education training or experience working with children with special needs.
Experience with First Nation students and knowledge of First Nation Culture would be an asset.
Willingness to participate in extra-curricular, community, and cultural events.
Excellent interpersonal skills and classroom management skills.
Interested candidates should e-mail, fax or mail covering letter, a resume and references to:
Brian Muldon – Kispiox Community School Principal
1439 Mary Blackwater Drive, Kispiox Community School, Kispiox, B.C. V0J 1Y4
e-mail: bmuldon@kispioxschool.ca
Many thumbs up to Alex Stoney for his work with the youth and his work in the
community. God Bless Alex.
Thumbs up & Thank you to whoever cleared the path from Old Town to the Hagwilget
Bridge on New Year’s Day. Clutch.
January 8, 2021
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The WMHA Thrift Shop is closed until further notice. Please hold off any donations @ this time.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a second Public Hearing will be held on
Wednesday, January 27, 2021,
virtually on Microsoft
TEAMS
commencing at 6:00 pm
to receive representation from all persons who deem their interest in property to be affected
by the two proposed bylaws:
“Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Specified Portion of Electoral Area B, Two-Mile Zoning Amendment Bylaw
No. 743, 2020”
and
“Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Specified Portion of Electoral Area B, South Hazelton Zoning Amendment Bylaw
No. 747, 2020”
In general terms, the purpose of the proposed bylaws is to amend “
Sections 1.4 Definitions”
in both the Two-Mile Zoning
Bylaw No. 320, 1992 and South Hazelton Zoning Bylaw No. 326, 1992 by revising the definitions for
‘Dwelling Unit’
and
‘Mobile Home’
to clarify what qualifies as a ‘Dwelling Unit’ and ‘Mobile Home’. The revised definitions include as follows:
“
DWELLING UNIT
means one or more rooms, used for residential accommodation occupied by no more than one household,
and contains sleeping and toilet facilities, and only one kitchen. Dwelling unit does not include a camper, recreational vehicle
or park model trailer;”
“
MOBILE HOME
(Manufactured Homes) means a single dwelling unit suitable for year-round occupancy which is designed to
be transported along a public roadway to the site where it is to be occupied and is complete and ready for occupancy once
foundation supports are placed, utilities are connected and other incidental assembly functions undertaken, and meets or
exceeds Canadian Standards Association (CSA), Z-240 or A-277 certified standards, and assigned a Manufactured Home
Registry Number. Mobile Homes or Manufactured Homes does not include travel trailers, recreational vehicles or campers.”
Public Hearing Details:
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 precautions, any persons wishing to provide a submission regarding the proposed bylaw
amendments are requested to do so in writing by letter, via email at planning@rdks.bc.ca or by fax at 250-635-9222. Any
persons wishing to attend the public hearing in person can do so virtually through Microsoft TEAMS or by calling in to the
telephone number mentioned below.
Call-in Information:
+1-833-483-3957
Canada (Toll-free)
+1-437-703-4657 Canada (Toronto)
Phone Conference ID: 591 800 324#
Written submissions regarding the proposed amendments must be received at the Regional District office no later than 12 p.m.
on January 27, 2021. Verbal submissions will be received at the Public Hearing until adjournment of the Public Hearing.
The Public Hearing on Amendment Bylaws 743 and 747, 2020, will be held by Directors Paranich, Lowry and Sterritt or their
designated alternates as delegates of the Regional District Board. A copy of the Board resolution making the delegation, and
the proposed Bylaws 743 and 747, 2020 may be inspected at the offices of the
Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine,
300-4545 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, BC V8G 4E1
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, except
statutory holidays, or on the Regional District website at www.rdks.bc.ca. Please direct your requests and enquiries to
Planning and Development Services at planinng@rdks.bc.ca or call 250-615-6100 or toll-free 1-800-663-3208.
Please note that no further information or submissions can be considered by the Regional District Board after the
adjournment of the public hearing.
THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS THERETO, and
MINISTRIAL ORDER M192 THROUGH AUTHORITY OF EMERGENCY PROGRAM ACT, R.S.B.C 1996, C.111. S. 10.
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Tires - Repairs - Commercial Truck - Oil Changes - Agricultural -
Calcium-Loader/Skidder
HOURS
Tuesday to Saturday 9-5pm
Closed Sunday & Monday
We will be closed Dec 24-28 and
Dec 31 - Jan 4
250-842-7004
mountnviewtire@gmail.comwww.swiswood.com
250-877-1107
Birch Flooring - Lumber - Firewood
The contributed items in this paper are not necessarily the opinions of the Editor. Since this is
a community paper, it is the people’s paper, and occasionally their concerns will be published.
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WALKER AND SON’S TOWING
Open for business
Serving Hazelton and surrounding areas. Hours of operation 24/7 Discounts for Seniors and Elders
Dispatch 1-250-877-9965 Email walkerandsonstowing@outlook.com
Professionally owned and operated by Bill Walker, Jr.
CLASSIC SANITARY SUPPLIES
Commercial and Residential
Cleaning Products
3835 Broadway Avenue
Smithers, BC
778-640-1032
www.classicsanitarysupplies.ca
sales@classicsanitarysupplies.ca
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Thumbs up to the security brigade in Moricetown for their kindness, compassion and resourcefulness. Evangeline & her team of women
are an amazing group of security professionals.
Hangover’s Chicken & Fish
Plus variety of frozen take & bake meals
4405-10th Ave, New Hazelton
250-842-0202
Open Daily 2PM-9PM
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Foster homes provide valuable information
about animals that cannot be determined in
a shelter situation. Having a dog or cat in a
foster home, reduces stress for the animal,
and provides information as to how an
animal will act in a home situation. This
allows us to find the best forever home for
the animal. Foster homes also free up
space at the shelter, so we can help more
animals in need.
We are in urgent need of more foster
homes. You, reaching out to help, can
make all the difference in a homeless
animal's life.
Please help us help more animals!
Visit
nwas.ca
to find out more or contact
our Foster Coordinator
at
volunteer@nwas.ca
Tuesday to Friday 10am-8pm Closed Sat, Sun, Monday
Appointment Only, Masks Mandatory
Dog Boarding
Dog Grooming Available
Open Year Round
250-842-8413
Facebook: hazeltonlovesdogs
The
Jones
family
would
like
to
extend
their
gra tude
to
the
Hazelton
Community
for
their
outpouring
of
love
and
condolences
in
the
passing
of
David
Jones.
A
Celebra on
of
Life
will
he
held
once
it
is
safe
to
do
so
(COVID-19).
Connec ng
was
very
important
to
Dave,
so
we
feel
an
in-person
celebra on
is
what
he
would
appreciate
most.
There
will
be
a
memorial
fund
established
in
David's
name
with
the
Bulkley
Valley
Community
Founda on
to
support
ini a ves
that
were
close
to
Dave's
heart.
Details
will
be
announced
in
the
near
future.
Thank
you
from
the
Joneses
far
and
wide,
with
much
love
and
apprecia on,
wife
Jane,
DALE
DOES
IT
LOCALLY!
Septic tank pumping service.
250-842-5063
S e r v i n g K i t w a n g a & t h r o u g h t h e H a z e l t o n A r e a s
Elizabeth Larsen
Counselling and Consulting
Registered Clinical Counsellor 3228 Bowser Street, New Hazelton, BC
778-202-1670
counselling@elizabethlarsen.net
www.elizabethlarsen.net
Private therapy and strategic support forindividuals, couples, families and organizations FNHA Mental Health provider Domestic Peace Program for Men - NSDP
Employee Assistance Programs Self-referrals welcome
Aerial
Imagery
and
Mapping
Services
Contact:
Jake
Storie
778-210-0551
or
Chris
Turner
778-202-1241
path
fi
nderuav@gmail.com
LARSON CONTRACTING
Certified septic system design and install
Bobcat with attachments
Mini and mid sized excavator
778-210-1323
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank
you to our members for helping us take
measures to stop the spread of
COVID-19. We understand how stressful
these times can be. Stay safe!
Monday to Thursday 9:30am to 3:30pm
Friday 9:30am to 4:00pm
www.bvcu.com
250-842-2255
H A Z E L T O N S ’
B R A N C H
Zelda's Travel
Mug Cafe
"a little taste of home "
In New Town beside the skate board park
Hours: 8am-5pm Tuesday to Friday.
10am-5pm Saturday
Closed Sunday and Monday
Closed Stat Holidays
We will close December 24th for two
months. Thank you to everyone that
continued to support us during this crazy
year. It has been our pleasure to serve
you. Merry Christmas to all! Wishing you a
healthy, happy 2021!
250-842-5444
Esteem
Esthe cs
#4-4633
10th
Ave,
New
Hazelton
250
‐
877
‐
8944
Jasmine
Jack,
professional
Esthe cian
Facials,
pedicures,
nails,
waxing.
NOTICE OF VIRTUAL ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING:
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of the Gitxsan Child & Family Services Society (the “Society”) initially scheduled for the 25th day of November 2020 has been rescheduled to the 18th day of February 2021 at the hour of 10:00 AM with Zoom access granted to registered members who register with Val by 4:30PM Tuesday February 16th 2021.
The purposes of the meeting are:
1. To receive the financial statements and annual report of the Society for the fiscal year end March 31, 2020;
2. To appoint the auditor of the Society for the ensuing year;
3. Board Elections for two community representatives:
a) Kispiox (3 yr. term) b) Gitanyow (3 yr. term)
4. To transact such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting.
If you are registered with one of our five member bands and are interested in renewing your annual membership to the society and/or you are a registered band member of Kispiox or Gitanyow, and would like to vote for a potential director by mail in ballot, please call:
Val Simms-Muldoe Phone: (250) 842-2258 ext. 301 Toll Free: 1-877-513-5858 ext. 301 to request a voting package no later than 4:30 pm Friday February 5, 2021 or to request a membership form no later than 2:30 pm Monday January 4, 2021.
Membership Deadline: 4:30 pm on Monday January 18, 2021.
Mail-In Ballots Deadline: Postmarked no later than Friday February 12, 2021.
In-Person Advance Polling:
Kispiox: Tuesday February 2, 2021,1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
GCFSS Administration Office 1540 Mary Blackwater Drive Kispiox, B.C
Gitanyow: Thursday February 4, 2021, 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
GCFSS Gitanyow Satellite Office: 3389 Fourth Avenue
Gitanyow, B.C.
Dated this 8th day of December, 2020
LIQUID ELEMENTS
PORTABLE WELDING
Steve McPhail
(250) 842-8081
steve.liquidelements@gmail.com
Pressure Welding Structural Welding Heavy Equipment Repair
Carbon, Aluminum and SS TIG
Hard Surface Repair and Buildup
