Check out our web site www.noraleeresort.com or phone to book a cabin or campsite.

Highway 35, south of Burns Lake takes you to Francois Lake. One of the purest water sources in BC, Francois Lake has plenty of rainbow trout, kokanee, Dolly Varden and char. This is sport fishing at its finest, with prize winning, trophy fish.

Pack your camera and be ready to snap pictures of the wildlife. Eagles and ospreys are plentiful. Bears, moose and deer wander freely.

The Lakes District offers many recreational activities. Relax boating, fishing, sailing and canoeing. Go hiking, backroad exploring, rock hounding, bird watching, fossil looking and hunting.

- Camping right on the beach!

- RV sites with hook-ups and

without.

- Cabins with kitchens, sleep 4

to 6, heated for winter use.

- Boat rentals, – 14ft aluminum

boat with motor,

$12/hour including fuel

- Excellent fishing, boat

launch/dock.

- Ice fishing in the winter.

- Restaurant and cabins open

all year 7 days a week except

Christmas and New Years.

For a holiday of relaxation and fishing, make it the Noralee Resort and Francois Lake.

49400 Colleymount Rd.

Burns Lake, BC. V0J 1E0

Phone 250-695-6399

info@noraleeresort.com;

Stop in at the Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce for more information.

Skins Lake Spillway Campground – For those of you who enjoy camping and are looking for an out-of-the-way spot. This campground offers 20 campsites, covered cookhouse for picnics, outhouses, cold water taps, boat launch and is free of charge.

To get there head south from Burns Lake on Hwy 35 to the Francois Lake Ferry (24 km), take the 20 minute ferry ride, follow Keefe’s Landing Road once off the ferry and stay right (35.8 km), turn left on Ootsa Hill Road (1.7 km), turn left again on East Ootsa Road (5 km) and the campsite is on the right.

Stop in at the Burns Lake Chamber of Commerce for more information.

Kitimat Smelter – Rio Tinto Alcan’s BC Operations located at Kitimat is one of the largest industrial complexes in British Columbia, covering nearly 500 hectares with a current rated annual capacity of 245,000 tonnes of aluminum.

The smelter is located adjacent to the deepwater port on Douglas Channel, where large ships routinely deliver cargos of the various imported raw materials used to manufacture aluminum. The smelter located at Kitimat contributes over $295 million to the BC economy annually.

The company plans to modernize the smelter with new technology resulting in an increased capacity to 400,000 tonnes of primary metal.

Contact: Rio Tinto Alcan’s Regional Office in

Vanderhoof (250) 567-5105, Prince George (250) 561-1189,

Burns Lake (250) 692-4144 or

contact the Spillway at (250) 694-3532

The Village is accessible by the only paved road into Babine Lake and has a marina with moorage slips, a concrete boat launch, day use picnic areas on the beach, Copperview Park in the centre of town and a Visitor Information Centre with laundry, washroom and shower facilities, as well as a sani-dump. Accommodation, gasoline, and groceries are available in Granisle.

Volcanoes, mammoths, trading posts, pictographs, mining for gold, silver and copper – this area is as rich in history as it is in natural beauty.

Many visitors catch a glimpse of moose, deer, bear, fox, coyote, wolf, eagle, geese and ducks – so bring your camera along! Whether your interests lay in hiking, fishing, boating, camping or just relaxing – our area is waiting for you.

The largest Sockeye, Spawning Channels in the world are located within 10 kms of Granisle.

The Sockeye return to spawn in late August, early September and the river mouth runs red with fish. Also within a 10 km radius you will find Red Bluff Provincial Park which is maintained by the Village of Granisle (reservations available through the Village of Granisle Office), small lakes and non-serviced campgrounds, restaurant, pub, full service campgrounds, and an extremely rustic 9- hole, par 3 golf course.

Mountains and beautiful scenery surround Babine Lake, while the shoreline is dotted with secluded sandy beaches.

Fly fisherman flock to the lake to get their chance at catching one of its large cutthroat and rainbow trout. If fly-fishing isn’t what you were aiming for, trolling for lake char and kokanee is another option.

Events in our area include…

- A Father’s Day Weekend

Fishing Derby in June

- Summer Curling Bonspiel in

June

- Canada Day Celebrations

July 1st

- Granisle Days June 20th,

21st & 22nd

- H2O Drags in July

- Summer Festival at Tachet

in August

- Sockeye Days on the Labour

Day Weekend in September.;

Situated on Nadina Lake, south of Houston, British Columbia, Nadina Lake Lodge sits nestled near the base of the picturesque Sibola Mountain Range and offers the beauty of the Canadian wilderness at your doorstep.

Nadina Lake offers world class fishing opportunities with wild rainbow trout up to 12 pounds in size, dolly varden, bull trout and kokanee salmon are all on offer so come and try your hand at landing the big one.

Nadina Lake covers an area of eight miles so there are plenty of fishing opportunities for avid anglers. Nadina Lake Lodge offers boat rentals and a boat launch also a fish smoking facility.

Fly fishing, river fishing, trolling, spin casting, lake fishing or float tubing are all permitted on Nadina Lake so why not drop in a line or two.

Hunters take note as there are black bear, grizzly bear, wolf, moose, ptarmigan, mule deer, goat and grouse in abundance in the area around the lodge.

Stay in one of the lodge’s cabins or bring your own RV. Outdoor plumbing with the cleanest biffys you’ve ever seen! Showers are included, every couple of days.

Nadina Lake Lodge also offers a variety of activities for those that love to play. Swimming in the lake, canoeing, mountain biking, hiking the trails, and kayaking are all on offer.

Pets are welcome at Nadina Lake Lodge so no family member has to miss out on a great vacation.

Anglers, Hunters or people just wanting to get away from it all need look no further than

Nadina Lake Lodge.

The lodge is open from May 24 to October 31 and is accessible by vehicle, float fly-in and helicopter. The fun and beauty of Nadina Lake Lodge is at your fingertips… and you have the invitation to stay and play.

Just turn off Hwy. 16 onto Morice River Forest Service Rd., once on the Morice River F.S. road follow to km 56.5. Turn right on to the Nadina F.S. road. Follow to km 74, turn right. Follow the signs to the lodge (km 25.5 on the Thatsa F.S. road).

You will find an abundance of supplies that you will need for camping and fishing. We carry a variety of fishing tackle and also fishing licences.

Need camping gear? Well you have come to the right place – the shelves are stocked full of everything you need for camping like portable propane heaters, stoves and lanterns. You will also find a wide selection of cookware, folding chairs, tents and coolers. Burns Lake Home Hardware also carries a wide line of RV supplies which includes holding tank treatment, trailer and marine hoses and clamps, motor and transmission oil and a full line of cleaners for maintaining your RV.

Burns Lake Home Hardware is locally owned and operated and the friendly staff will be happy to help you make your holiday travel a little better. ;

Rock hounds take note as deposits of jade can also be scouted in the area around Babine Lake Resort.

The fishing opportunities on Babine Lake are second to none and is well known for producing trophy Char, rainbow trout and salmon.

A point of interest to avid anglers is that Babine Lake is home to a special strain of rainbow trout that grow much larger than the common rainbow trout species. Anglers should jump at the chance of catching ‘the big one.’

Other fish that inhabit Babine Lake are kokanee, burbot and whitefish, so with all the great fishing opportunities why not come, stay and drop in a line

or two.

After a great days fishing Babine Lake Resort offers a number of ways to wind down.

Rustic cabins over looking the lake are available, equipped with kitchens and bedding, some of which have full bathroom facilities. There are R.V. spaces with power and water or if you prefer to fully immerse yourself in the outdoors bring your own tent.

There are campsites available with or without hookups and included with your stay is firewood, showers, sani dumping and for the big fish that didn’t get away Babine Lake resort provides fish smoking and freezers.

For those anglers that prefer to get out in the middle of the action there are boats available for hire from the resort, with 10-20 hp outboards. Also included with your rental is five gallons of gas. If you have your own boat there are docking facilities available with a boat ramp for launching off for a great day out on the lake.

Babine Lake Resort is also a great place to get away from all the hustle and bustle, sit around a camp fire and enjoy the beautiful sunsets.

Babine Lake Resort is the perfect venue for your wedding, anniversary, family reunion, birthday or business event. Make your special event an event to remember by celebrating it at Babine Lake Resort.

To get there turn right off Hwy. 16 on to Babine Lake Rd and turn left onto Augier Main, turn right on to Babine Lake Rd again and follow the road down to the resort.

Bill and Trudy, your hosts will be happy to accommodate your every need.;

The lodge offers outdoor adventures at their best.

Moosehorn Lodge, positioned on pristine Uncha Lake is well known for its great fishing opportunities where Char up to 40 lb. in size inhabit the lake alongside rainbow trout.

There is a boat rental service, marine fuel, a boat launch and also bait and fishing gear for those that love to spend a day out on the lake fishing, or if you prefer, hire a boat simply for relaxing and exploring, the choice is yours.

There is a fish cleaning station, a freezer and a smokehouse on offer when you return with your catch of the day.

If you need a fishing licence or a hunting license, Moosehorn Lodge can arrange that too.

Moosehorn Lodge offers a variety of ways to stay and play, including cabin rentals, camping areas and RV hookups.

There is horseback riding, fishing, game hunting or relaxing your activity schedule is completely up to you. There are also guide services available.

The lodge is the perfect place to bring your family. There are large grassy play areas to play frisbee, kick a ball or have a BBQ lunch on the BBQ grills. If you prefer have a relaxing picnic, there is a covered picnic building.

The main lodge offers the true ‘lodge’ experience. Sit by the fireplace and read a book or talk about the great day fishing or hunting that you have had. Moosehorn Lodge also offers licensed dining by reservation.

The unique rustic log cabins are serviced with a kitchen area, so you can cook for yourself if you prefer.

Cabins come equipped with outdoor parking, a private bathroom, roll aways, a telephone and a VCR/DVD player. Sit back relax and enjoy the wonderful views of Uncha Lake from the natural setting.

If you prefer the outdoors experience you should camp at Moosehorn Lodge. There are electrical hook-ups and water hook-ups. The lodge also offers firewood. Parking for campers is also available.

There are basic store supplies, self serve laundry facilities, showers and sani dumping and flush and non flush toilets available for use.

The campground is opened from May to October and pets are allowed. To get there turn off Hwy. 16 on to Francois Lake Rd, turn right onto Hwy. 35 and travel 23 km south of Burns Lake to the free ferry service. Once on the Southside turn left off the ferry along Uncha Lake road and follow the signs to

Moosehorn Lodge.;

Adult Education Centre – Upgrade your marks, complete high school graduation requirements. Flexible hours available to fit your schedule. Starts September 2009

Culinary Arts – Cook up your dream career! Spaces filling fast! Starts September 2009

FASD Advanced Diploma Online – University transfer courses targeted to provide professionals with the skills and understanding of the challenges facing individuals, families and communities impacted by FASD. Starts September 2009

Focus – An employment program for adults affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Starts September 2009

Teacher Replacement Training Citation – This online program was created to train prospective, non-certified substitute teachers to work in classrooms. Starts September 2009

Welding Level C – In 30 weeks you’ll have a marketable trade! Starts October 2009

Welding Level B – The next level after completing C ticket. Work at your own pace. Starts October 2009.

Foundation Level Carpentry – On the Southside! The program introduces the field of carpentry, includes a major practical project, and ongoing smaller projects. Starts February 2010

Residential Building Maintenance Worker, Level 1 – This is a new provincially recognized trade. Now the Jack-of-all trades can be certified! Starts February 2010

Developmental Standard Term Certificate Year 1 – Upon successful completion students will qualify for a Certificate in First Nations Language. Spring of 2010

Fourth Class Power Engineering – a growing need for this training with new energy projects! Dates to be announced.

Talk to Gera Benoit, CNC Counsellor or Anne MacDowall, CNC Academic Advisor, for admission requirements or financial information.

Graduate high school while working towards a trade certificate! High school students from grade 10 up may be eligible to enroll in the CTC programs. Ask your school counsellor for details about the Career Technical Centre (CTC).

CNC Lakes District Campus also offers many vocational short-term and general interest courses.

Give us a call at 250-692-1700 or

1-866-692-1943 or check the website at: www.cnc.bc.ca/lakesdistrict

Francois Lake is situated in the geographical center of beautiful British Columbia. At 110 kms (68 miles), it is the second longest natural lake in the province. This pristine lake is located 30 kms (19 miles) south of Burns Lake. Francois Lake is cold and deep – some reports reaching as much as 1000 feet. The lake provides excellent fishing for rainbow trout and char (lake trout).

Lots of water, trees and sand traps make this a challenging course for you.

Practise long drives before your game on the driving range – or perfect your putting on the practice green.

To add to your enjoyment make sure to visit the clubhouse with its licensed lounge and food bar and spacious sundeck. Tee times are best booked in advance.

Mondays are two for one green fees and Monday is juniors day which is a sponsored event. Tuesday is a sponsored ladies night and Wednesday is a sponsored men’s night.

Willow Grove 2009 tournaments coming up include the Texas at the Grove (Men’s Scramble) on July 25th and July 26th. On August 15th and 16th it is the Willow Grove Mr. and Mrs. Tournament and on September 19th is the Willow Grove Ladies’ Texas Scramble.

At Willow Grove Golf & Country Club there is free self-contained overnight parking for golfers. Please note there are no hookups – must be self-contained.

Everyone is welcome at Willow Grove Golf & Country Club. To book a tee time or for more information please call: 1-250-845-2100.;