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ALBERNI VALLEY • • www.hupacasath.ca 7555817 PLAY STAY EAT LIVE CONTENTS » PLAY HERE WELCOME » On the Water ...... 4-5 » At the Quays ...... 7 to and the ! » On the Trail ...... 8-9 » Sports ...... 10-11 For more information on visiting, relocating or doing business in the Alberni Valley » Explore Our Heritage ...... 12-13 www.albernichamber.ca Visitor Centre » Day Tripping ...... 15 [email protected] 2533 Port Alberni Highway » Festivals & Events ...... 16-17 250-724-6535 250-724-6535 » Shopping ...... 19 Cover photos: Editorial contributors: Top: Sandy McRuer Karly Blats » Maps ...... 20-22 Left: Susan Quinn Teresa Bird » Birds & Wildlife ...... 23 Right: Brenda Widdess City of Port Alberni » First Nations ...... 24-25 Unless otherwise noted, Published by all photos copyright Alberni Valley News » Farms ...... 26-27 Alberni Valley News. in partnership with Alberni Valley » EAT HERE ...... 28-30 Chamber of Commerce » STAY HERE ...... 31-32

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PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 3 PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer Sandy CREDIT: PHOTO ON THE WATER Widdess Brenda CREDIT: PHOTO » Fishing The Alberni Valley is widely recognized as being On average, close to 30,000 coho and chinook the salmon capital of the world and a thriving return to the Stamp River each year. June and July fishing community. Salmon fishing is an essential are best for sockeye fishing in the Stamp and a part of our economy and has developed significantly wonderful time to be down by the river, watching over the past 20 years. Tourists continue to visit the fish swim through the low, clear water. The best yearly to get a glimpse of the salmon spawning up time for steelhead fishing is between November and Stamp River. In 2010 the city was awarded the March but does continue to run both in winter and World Fishing Network’s coveted “Ultimate Fishing summer. Chinook and coho salmon fishing is prime Town” designation. in September and October. There’s a ton of opportunity for fresh and salt water Guided fishing tours and charters are available in fishing around the Valley, both as a solo endeavor or the Alberni Valley and are a great way to ensure the a toured experience. best fishing possible by experienced and proficient The Port and provide guides. anglers with immense opportunity to catch various Sproat and Great Central are two spawning lakes in types of salmon, halibut, cod, crab or prawns the Alberni Valley that provide anglers with fishing throughout the year. Travelling down the inlet to all year round. Fishing in these freshwater lakes surrounding salt waters of the Barkley Sound, is permitted as per provincial and federal fishing fishermen will find plenty of fish to take home. regulations and both provide easily accessible boat Summer fishing in the Barkley Sound occurs from launches. late May to early September and the broad amount The Robertson Creek Fish Hatchery is the most of bait fish in the area during these months tempt successful coho and chinook salmon enhancement salmon to feed and rest before continuing their facility on Vancouver Island. The hatchery, just journey. For boat access to the Alberni Inlet, the a short drive west of Port Alberni, is open to Clutesi Haven Marina, situated on the tidal fresh the public year round for self-guided tours and waters of the , has a four-lane launch provides engaging signs with information on the ramp, large parking area and fish-cleaning stations. hatchery’s activities. Port Alberni’s Stamp River has the most consistent salmon and steelhead fishery in British Columbia. PHOTO CREDIT: Brenda Widdess

44 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE » Experience endless options for fresh water fun is little known about the petroglyphs but rumour has when you visit Sproat Lake, a popular summer it the ancient rock carvings illustrate a sea creature, recreational area for Port Alberni locals and Although Sproat Lake is a beautiful destination tourists alike. Sproat Lake is a must-see destination to visit any time of the year the summer months for anyone traveling to Port Alberni. The lake is more bring more opportunity for water activities and than 25 km in length and has more than 300 km interpretive programs. Accompany a park naturalist of shoreline with plenty of public access areas to for an environmental education program every lay out your towel in the sun or take a dip into the Saturday throughout the summer months or join in refreshing water. on a guided hike through the park. There are both children’s programs and group programs offered throughout the summer. An upper and lower campground is available at two separate parks for those wanting to spend more than just an afternoon by the water. Just west of the park entrance, there are accommodations, a pub/restaurant, store and liquor store at Sproat Lake Landing.

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PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer feel the sand between your toes, throw around a Frisbee, or explore the salty harbour waters on a Located just 15 minutes west from the City of Port paddleboard or kayak. Canal Beach is a new and Alberni, Sproat Lake is a great place for aquatic vibrant addition to Port Alberni’s recreational adventure seekers to enjoy a variety of fresh water waterfront facilities and is a wonderful place for a sports like tubing, windsurfing, wakeboarding and relaxing and fun day at the beach. stand-up paddle boarding. Explore the many arms Located at the South end of Port Alberni, Canal Beach and take in the beautiful sights of the lake by boat, is the perfect spot for windsurfing, kite boarding and canoe or kayak. The lake is fairly calm in the summer stand up paddle boarding on a calm ocean surface months but some areas can become windy and with a stunning backdrop of the Alberni Inlet. Canal rough at certain times of the day so use precaution Beach has a large green space and picnic tables when navigating around the lake. for the perfect afternoon lunch spot or for catching For the beach bums looking to relax next to the the last bit of light as the sun retires behind the sparkling water, have a picnic or throw around a mountains. ■ Frisbee, the provincial park has a great day-use area to do so. With a large grassy area, picnic tables, washrooms and clean drinking water the park is a popular sunny day hangout. »For More Info... A 500m trail starting from the main parking lot For more information on Sproat Lake, at the day-use area will lead you along the lake visit www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks to the east end of the park where you will see a For fishing regulations in BC visit small dock. Here visitors can check out prehistoric www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/index-eng.html petroglyphs, named K’ak’awin, that are considered some of the finest panels in British Columbia. There

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 5 Did You Know? » Quick Facts about Port Alberni

» The highest vertical drop waterfall in » Canada’s first female Prime Minister, Kim Canada, , is located at the western Campbell, was born in Port Alberni in 1947. end of near Port Alberni.

» The world’s largest fire fighting aircraft, the » In 1860, the first sawmill, in what became Martin Mars, based just outside Port Alberni British Columbia, was constructed In Port at Sproat Lake were put into service in 1959. Alberni; it began the significant forest industry economic activity in the Alberni Valley which continues to this day. » Port Alberni has been designated as the Salmon Capital of the World and the World Fishing Network’s - Ultimate Fishing Town. » In 1902, the cable station near Port Alberni was constructed as the western terminus of a worldwide undersea » Port Alberni is the shore station for Neptune telegraph cable. Canada’s 800km electro fibre optic cable.

» The province’s first park, Strathcona Provincial Park, was established in 1911 and is located just north of Port Alberni.

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6 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE THE QUAYS wood ornaments, soaps, candles and many other funky creations. The crafts continue on Sundays from » Harbour Quay May to September with a craft fair. Some come to inhale the crisp salty air or the Adjacent to the deep-sea harbour you will find Port impressive selection of eclectic artisan creations, Alberni’s Marine Discovery Centre, a charismatic others simply come for the best donuts on Vancouver museum constructed from an actual coastal lighthouse. Committed to exhibiting Port Alberni’s Island. Either way you won’t be disappointed when maritime history and captivating facts about the you visit the charming Harbour Quay waterfront surrounding environment and culture, the museum area in Downtown Port Alberni. Indulge in the many is a must-see destination when visiting the harbour scrumptious edible delights you can find at this area. Engage yourself in the aquatic history from waterfront hub and make a wish while you throw a June 5th through August 29th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. coin into the rock-carved salmon water fountain ■ located in the centre area of the Quay. For more information visit alberniheritage.com Harbour Quay is a working waterfront space that » is plotted along the Alberni Inlet with a large dock Victoria Quay and boardwalks that offer unforgettable wildlife and Another popular waterfront area is the Victoria ocean viewing. Quay at the foot of Johnston Road. A wooden Throughout the Quay you will find handfuls of diverse boardwalk leads you along the edge of the Somass small businesses offering hand-crafted chocolates River, where you’ll enjoy pleasant views of the inlet and fudges, ice cream, fresh soups, seafood and and surrounding forests. It is not uncommon that sandwiches. Satisfy your craving for fresh West Coast you will spot a black bear searching for food across seafood while relaxing on the waterfront patio at the the river in the Somass Estuary. The best time to Starboard Grill restaurant. After lunch, walk along the boardwalk while taking in catch a glimpse of these big mammals is during the sensational views of the lush tree-lined mountains, months of August, September and October when marine life and working fishing boats. For a more they are searching for returning Chinook salmon. birdlike view climb to the top of the tall red clock Two large wooden statues, carved by the Hupacasath tower for pristine views of the Alberni Inlet. In the First Nations people, stand tall to greet you at park area of the Quay there is a nautical-themed the entrance to Victoria Quay. A welcome centre playground that will surely keep any young angler displays a First Nations Whaling Monument and feeling like a real captain at sea. Also a treat for the offers information on the history of the First Nations kids, a new aquarium with interactive displays of local people in the region. The park is lined with a grassy sea life and touch tanks is scheduled to open in May. area, picnic tables and is a great place to catch the ■ www.westcoastaquaticstewardshipcentre.ca. sunset as the day winds down. Mingle with local farmers and artisans while you fill your basket with organic fruits and vegetables and A retail area across from the waterfront offers, other local products at the weekly Spirit Square quaint cafes, gift shops, and hair salon. During Farmers’ Market held in Spirit Square at Harbour the summer months the Sunset Market sets up on Quay. Here you’ll find plenty of delicious produce from Wednesdays along the Quay, with vendors displaying Port Alberni farms, locally made jewelry, hand-carved handmade crafts and edibles. ■

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PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 7 PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer Sandy CREDIT: PHOTO EXPLORING ON FOOT to have an abundance of hiking trails available for all We’re very fortunate in the Alberni Valley types of physical abilities. Whether you’re looking for a day excursion in the forest oreveryone simply a relaxing in the family. nature walk, Port Alberni’s many trails offer a plethora of beautiful routes for

» Kitsuksis Trail creek and the trail is lined with an abundance of old, The Kitsuksis Dyke trail offers an easy 3 km second-growth cedars and is home to a large tree, paved walking, running or biking path that loops dubbed the Roger Creek Giant. around Kitsuksis Creek. The dike was originally » built to protect residential areas after the Alberni Alberni Inlet Trail Valley was hit by tsunamis in 1964. The Alberni Inlet Trail is a wonderful way to The path is wheelchair accessible, pet-friendly and experience beautiful views of the City of Port perfect for a family outing. Adjacent to the path are Alberni and the serene Alberni Inlet while trekking sports fields, picnic tables, benches, washrooms through enchanted, moss-covered forests. This and a playground equipped with a water park, perfect trail lies on a privately-owned working forest and for the Valley’s warm summer temperatures. was host to the mining industry in the 19th century. Keep an eye out for black-tailed deer that frequent There are various routes and forks along the trail, the lush second-growth forested areas of the trail, all leading to viewpoints and past flowing rivers and rabbits, and a variety of birds both in the water and boggy swamps. Signs along the trail provide maps of in the trees. where you are and where the available routes lead. The distance from the parking lot, located at Ship » Log Train Trail Creek Rd, to a panoramic view of the City and Mt. Dating back to the early 1900’s the Log Train Trail Arrowsmith is about 2 km and about 6 km to a rocky was originally constructed as a railway line to beach area along the Inlet. service the Bainbridge Mill. A hundred years later, This is a moderate-level hike with many inclines it has been converted to a multi-use trail. and declines. The well-maintained path is easy The Log Train Trail stretches 25 km along the foot to navigate along. Large rocky bluffs above the of the Beaufort Range and is rich with countless tall shoreline of the working inlet offer a great place second-growth forest. Walk, bike, run, or horseback to rest with some water and a snack as enjoy the through the lush forested trails with easy access stunning views. points throughout the Valley. For cyclists looking for an easy-going route the trail access at the McLean Mill National Historic Site is a great place to begin your ride. For those on foot, both the Mozart Road access point, and the entrance along Highway 4, at Coombs Country Candy or east of the hospital, are easily accessible.

» Roger Creek Nature Trail Make sure to pack your camera when trekking through The Roger Creek Nature Trail. This scenic all-seasons hiking trail follows Roger Creek, through an enchanting forested terrain, to a deep pool, often used as a swimming hole on hot Alberni afternoons.

Rigid shale cliffs can be spotted from across the PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer

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» Stamp Falls winds alongside the river for most of its length. Stamp River Provincial Park is a wondrous Many hikers park a vehicle at each end of the trail combination of short scenic hiking trails, that and finish the day with a picnic at the south end. provide ample opportunity to view salmon jumping and swimming up the river to their spawning beds. » Della Falls Lookout points along the river offer panoramic The Alberni Valley is home to the tallest water views of the falls and the man-made fish ladders. falls in Canada, Della Falls. Located in Strathcona The annual salmon run begins in late August with Provincial Park, about 60 km from the City of Port sockeye and carries on with coho and chinook into Alberni, the only way to reach the falls is by crossing December. Black bears are commonly tempted by Great Central Lake by boat. A base camp is available the heavy flow of salmon during the run and will for those who plan to make the 15 km ascent to often head down to the river in hopes of an easy the base of Della Falls. Additional campsites are meal. Take necessary safety precautions when in available along the trail and at the base of the the wilderness. falls. The forested trail leads journeyers along an A longer hike, about 7.5 km, runs from the north old log railway that takes about 7 hours one way access of the park off Barker Road to the south and is recommended for intermediate hikers with access parking lot of Beaver Creek road. The trail backcountry gear and experience. ■ PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer »For More Info... For information on the Della Falls water taxi visit www.dellafallswatertaxi.com For more information and trail maps, visit www.acrd.bc.ca For more information on Stamp falls, www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/stamp_rv/ Information and maps on these and other trails are available at the visitor centre. PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer

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10 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE SPORTS The Alberni Valley offers competition class facilities from almost every sport from lawn bowling to lacrosse, rugby to gymnastics, field sports and ice sports where many provincial tournaments, finals and events are held.

» Golf » Hockey Port Alberni is lucky to have two impressive golf The Alberni Valley Multiplex is a large sporting courses, both rich with history and scenic West arena that includes two NHL regulation ice Coast backdrops. The Alberni Valley Golf course is surfaces, nine dressing rooms, an upper lounge, located in the beautiful Cherry Creek area of Port two concession stands and over-ice flooring. The Alberni. The 18-hole course and driving range lies Multiplex is home to Junior A hockey team, the on a true countryside landscape, surrounded by Alberni Valley Bulldogs. lush evergreens and overlooked by the rugged snow- capped Mt. Arrowsmith. A salmon-bearing stream » Swimming runs throughout the course and is visible from The Echo Aquatic Centre is home to the Port several holes. This par 70 course offers a challenge Alberni Tsunami Swim Club and includes a large for golfers of all skill. A bar and grill is available on 121’ by 45’ main pool, a dry sauna, hot tub, shallow the grounds with two dining areas, a covered deck children’s pools, three family changing rooms, a with views of the Beaufort range and a variety of pool lift and special needs accesses. Recreational, tasty meal options. fitness and competitive swimming is all available at The Hollies Executive Golf Course is a 9-hole the centre and NCCP trained aquatic staff are on course. The course consists of six par 3 holes and hand to ensure your safety and enjoyment. ■ three par 4 holes. A BBQ service is available at the course’s clubhouse to accommodate a group of up to 40 people. »For More Info... » Biking For information on the two golf courses, An excellent way to explore our surrounding forests visit http://www.holliesgolfcourse.com/ and outdoor treasures is by weaving and winding and http://www.albernigolf.com/ your way down the Valley’s thrilling mountain bike circuits. Port Alberni has many circuits for bikers of For more information on hockey, all skill levels, ranging from ultra-challenging tracks visit Albernivalleybulldogs.ca to flat and easy routes for those looking for a casual ride. For mountain biking tips and trail maps, visit For swimming schedules the visitor centre or one of our local bike shops. visit portalberni.ca/parks Ozzie’s Sport and Cycle, at 10th Ave. and Roger St. or Alien Sports at 3rd Ave and Mar St. Both offer bike rentals, repairs, equipment and tips for your day on the trails.

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 11 HERITAGE Museum Valley Alberni CREDIT: PHOTO can be explored through the town’s Port Alberni’s rich and valued history spirited heritage sites and attractions. Experience the roots of the Valley and learn about the people and places that have helped shape what the town is today.

» and furnished as they were at particular times in McLean Mill their history.The site offers a complete collection of NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE industrial and personal memories of the people that Take a walk through history when you visit the lived and worked there. McLean Mill National Historic Site in the Beaver After the adventure grab a light lunch or something Creek area of Port Alberni. The McLean sawmill sweet at the Steam Pot Café located on the mill was opened and operated by R.B. McLean and sight or visit the gift shop before heading back to his three sons from 1926 to 1965 and is the only town. commercial steam-operated sawmill in Canada. The mill was recognized as a National Historic Site » No. 7 Steam Train of Canada in 1989 to commemorate the history of All aboard! If you’re not driving or cycling to the logging and saw milling in British Columbia. McLean Mill National Historic Site yourself, why not Learn interesting facts about the mill’s history and roll through the City of Port Alberni and surrounding operations with an interactive guided tour of the forests aboard a historic steam train pulled by site by the entertaining “Tin Pants Theatre” troupe. a completely restored 1929 Baldwin ex-logging You will see restored logging equipment, including a locomotive. You can hop on the No. 7 Steam Train steam donkey, logging trucks, graders, lumber cars at the 1912 CPR Station, located at the bottom and historic buildings, all the while hearing stories of Argyle Street near the Harbour Quay, and travel from historic characters. Observe the sights and to the mill. Traveling to and from the mill is about sounds of steam as the sawmill cuts lumber for a 35-minute ride each way where you are free to demonstration and sale. engage with the engineer and firemen before and The sawmill has been rebuilt to operate as it did in after the trip. 1965, including a replica of a 1928 log carriage. The Riding the steam train will give you a historic and camp buildings are in the process of been restored unique view on railroading of yesteryear. Be careful

12 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE though; the Beaufort Gang has been seen in the museum is a must-see destination when visiting the area and has been known to rob the train. Check harbour area. Experience the raw adventure, tales out their calendar of events for the dates of the big of heroism and moments of mystique, grandeur and payroll shipments to the mill. romance that tell the story of our intriguing west For more information or to purchase tickets visit coast. ■ www.albernisteamtrain.com Each summer season a new exhibit on a maritime theme is presented, along with special events and » Museum activities. In addition to exhibits about maritime Learn fascinating facts about our community’s discovery, you’ll find a fascinating display about the rich heritage as you explore the Alberni Valley tsunami that hit Port Alberni in 1964. Museum. You will uncover compelling tales of West Coast history, examine Nuu-Chah-Nulth art » Industrial Heritage Centre and artifacts and discover the Valley’s industrial A large collection of historical industrial artifacts, background from logging to fishing and farming. many of which were used by the McLean Mill or The Museum displays a plethora of cultural elsewhere throughout the Alberni Valley, are collections, artifacts and historic photographs preserved and restored at Port Alberni’s Industrial through a unique and experimental visible storage Heritage Centre and at the McLean Mill. system. Come for a visit and see why the Alberni The historic collection includes; several antique Valley Museum is considered one of the finest logging trucks, a 1913 McLaughlin-Buick car, a 1979 community museums in British Columbia. International highway truck, a 1944 International 6x6 military truck, 1965 Mercury, 1939 Ford fire » Maritime Discovery Centre truck, historic bulldozers and a 1965 GMC low bed Adjacent to the Harbour Quay you will find among others. Port Alberni’s Maritime Discovery Centre, a The Centre is located on Ninth Avenue next to the charismatic museum constructed from an actual curling rink and is typically open to visitors every coastal lighthouse. Committed to exhibiting Port weekday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. and Saturdays Alberni’s maritime history and captivating facts from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. ■ about the surrounding environment and culture, the

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» Tofino and Ucluelet funky clothing and collectables. Also nearby are To no and Ucluelet are true West Coast treasures. Butterfly World, a parrot refuge and a farm that The small towns are located on either end of a offers tours and activities for families. peninsula that stretches north to south along the West Coast. Legendary swells make the beaches a » Bamfield surfer’s paradise. Get off land and out to sea aboard the Frances It’s about an hour and a half drive along Highway 4 Barkley, a passenger freight service that makes to the junction where going left takes you to Ucluelet daily, and overnight trips to Bamfield, a small with its shops, fishing docks and touch tank aquarium at the waterfront. Turn right and you will drive through coastal fishing town West of Port Alberni. Pacific Rim National Park and onto Tofino. In the park, While sailing down the Alberni Inlet you will observe stop to walk the incredible expanses of beaches, or an array of marine life. Eagles swooping for fish or visit the museum at Wickaninnish. In Tofino enjoy resting atop a tree on the shoreline, barking seals whale watching, shopping, fine restaurants and sun tanning on the rocks and black bears on the nearby surfing. beach searching for snacks. An on-board café offers breakfast lunch and dinner and a small variety of » Coombs beer and wine. Known to many as the home of the goats on the Bamfield is located in the heart of the Pacific Rim roof, the Old Country Market in Coombs is a hub National Park, about 89 km southwest of Port for far more than just the four-legged ‘employees.’ Alberni. The small West Coast town is popular Located about 30 minutes from Port Alberni along for ocean kayaking, sport fishing and spending the Alberni Highway in the small town of Coombs, time on beautiful sandy beaches. Things to do in the market attracts thousands of people each year Bamfield include whale watching, diving, storm for a glimpse of the roof-top grazers. The market is watching, wildlife viewing, strolling along the scenic famous for their variety of international foods, baked boardwalk, hiking and checking out the Bamfield goods, imported gifts and their large assortment of Marine Sciences Centre. A water taxi is available to ice cream. There are several shops surrounding the take you across the inlet so you can see for yourself market with unique souvenirs, books, fresh produce, all the natural wonders Bamfield has to offer. ■ PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 15 PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer Sandy CREDIT: PHOTO FESTIVALS & EVENTS Society’s F.A.C.E. (Festival of Artistic & Creative No. 7 Challenge Expression) and Portal Players’ Dramatic Society with MAY 1, 2016 improv performances and music. The No. 7 Challenge sets runners up against a completely restored 1929 steam locomotive for a Canada Day 10 km race of steam vs. feet. Runners meet the JULY 1, 2016 massive steam engine at the historic Port Alberni Celebrate Canada’s 149th birthday with a parade Harbour and race through the city and surrounding on 10th Avenue, from Burde Street to Hollywood forests to the McLean Mill National Historic Site. Street, beginning at 10 a.m. Festivities will follow at The race takes place on Sunday, May 1 beginning at Glenwood Centre including flag raising, cake cutting, 10 a.m. at the Alberni Pacific Railway Train Station entertainment, kids’ activities and a concession. at 3100 Kingsway Avenue. Those who believe they have what it takes to beat the train can register at Jane Austen Festival ■ www.raceonline.ca or for folks who would rather JULY 8-9, 2016 cheer the runners on, train passes are available. Help Port Alberni score a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for the most people dressed in Alberni Canal Downwind Challenge Regency Period costume gathered in one place. JUNE 4, 2016 Everyone is welcome and encouraged to dress in The Alberni Canal Downwind Challenge (ACDC) author Jane Austen inspired clothing and join the tests the skills of stand up paddle boarders during count at Glenwood Centre. People in costume are a race down the Alberni Canal. Paddlers launch from asked to be in attendance by 10 a.m. For more China Creek Marina and paddle back to Canal Beach, information about other Jane Austen themed events at the end south end of town, where festivities for the over the weekend visit ■ www.centennialbelles.ca public will take place. Sproat Lake Regatta Solstice Arts Festival JULY 15-17, 2016 JUNE 17-19, 2016 The Sproat Lake Regatta brings boaters and boats Alberni Valley arts and culture societies will come of all kinds to the Valley. The weekend kicks off with together for one big celebration during summer a boat show ‘n’ shine at Blue Marlin Inn on Friday, solstice. Head to the Rotary Arts District along Argyle July 15 followed by boating and racing of all sorts Street during festival days to see creative outlets continuing throughout the weekend at Sproat Lake such as Days With the Arts, Art Rave, Art Matters Provincial Park. ■ www.albernivalleyregatta.com

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Thunder in the Valley Fall Fair AUGUST 6-7, 2016 SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2016 The roar of drag racing comes to the street in Port The Valley celebrates its agricultural roots with the Alberni in 2016. Traditionally held at the Alberni Valley annual Alberni District Fall Fair. There’s plenty of fun Regional Airport, Thunder in the Valley will be held activities and spectacles for everyone in the family, on Stamp Avenue in town in 2016 to accommodate from thrilling carnival rides and games to a petting airport improvements. Hundreds of racers from all zoo and logger sports. Visit the livestock barns to over the Pacific Northwest will compete for the fastest see the work of local and Island 4-H Clubs with speeds over 1/8 mile. More than 8,000 spectators farm animals and pets. Sample the irresistible mini are known to watch the exciting races. Don’t miss donuts and fluffy cotton candy or have a meal at one this opportunity to watch street legal drag racing. of the many food vendors on the grounds. A home ■ www.albernidragracing.com/ and business show and live music are also among the activities available at the lively fall fair. ■ www.albernifair.com. Alberni Valley Toy Run SEPTEMBER 17-18, 2016 Vancouver Island’s biggest motorcycle toy run lures hundreds of bikers from all over the Paci c Northwest and Alberta meet to the Valley to collect toys and raise money to bene t local children. More than 1,000 bikes ride from Little Qualicum Falls through town to the Harbour Quay and up 10th Avenue Saturday morning. A show ‘n’ shine and children’s events take place at Glenwood Centre followed by adult-oriented motorcycle games and a dance later in the evening. The weekend concludes with a Sunday morning poker ride. ■ www.portalbernitoyrun.ca. Salmon Festival SEPTEMBER 2-5, 2016 Here in the Valley we are recognized as the salmon capitol of the world and what better way to celebrate our cherished title than at the annual Salmon Festival and shing derby. Enjoy the festivities during the September long weekend at the Clutesi Haven Marina. Fireworks on Friday night kick off the festival. Throughout the weekend there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy live local bands, karaoke, and the famous Kiwanis barbecue salmon dinner. Fishers from all over British Columbia enter the fishing derby for a chance to win thousands of dollars in cash prizes for the biggest catches of the derby. For aspiring young anglers, there’s a bullhead derby along the waterfront. ■ www.facebook.com/PortAlberniSalmonFestival/

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 17 For 37 years, the goal of Finishing Touches has been to provide you with the ultimate in total body relaxation through spa services provided by professionally trained staff of unmatched experience. We are Brow Specialists Walk-ins Welcome! Stop by to experience our wonderful selection of unique jewellery, gift items,bath prod- ucts,cosmetics and skin care. We carry Dr Renaud, Youngblood, OPI, Kameleon, Troll Beads, Thymes and many more! www. nishingtouches.ca 250-2250-723-38227 4558 Elizabeth St

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18 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE SHOPPING West Coast galleries, local clothing Port Alberni has many unique options for an afternoon of shopping. and sports shops and larger franchise stores are among the many diverse shopping choices available in the Valley. There are several distinct shopping areas in the community, each worth a visit.

» The Uptown Area The Uptown area, along 3rd Avenue and Argyle » Kingsway Crossing Street is located at the charming south end of the At Kingsway Crossing, across from the train station city. Local small shops offer an eclectic collection on Argyle, a collection of small shops awaits including of trending items including second-hand stores, a quilt shop, ladies’ dress shops, a game store, consignment boutiques, a book store, shoe store, florist, and a café with sidewalk tables for a meal or a true men’s barber shop, graphic tee shirt shop, a coffee. kitchen shop and the charming SteamPunk Cafe and Coffee House. Stop by Central Park, on the corner of » Harbour Quay 3rd and Angus, to take a break from shopping or just Continue to the bottom of Argyle Street to Harbour to people watch. Quay. With a variety of waterfront galleries, shops and eateries, you can browse handmade jewelry, fudge, local First Nations art, local woodworking, and other unique souvenirs as well as several coffee shops and restaurants. On Saturdays visit the farmers market and on Sundays a craft market. See more on page7. » Central Port Alberni Central Port Alberni at Redford and 10th Ave. features two grocery stores, drugstores, restaurants, coffee shops, health food store and gift shop. » Johnston Road At the bottom of Johnston, several plazas offer a collection of clothing stores, jewellery, bakery, hardware store, furniture, gift shops and restaurants. Continue on to the waterfront to Victoria Quay for another eclectic shopping experience. The top of Johnston is home to larger franchise department stores like Walmart, Canadian Tire, Home Hardware, Mark’s, Warehouse One, and The Source as well as auto parts, dollar stores, pet store, clothing shops, restaurants and coffee shops. A casino is also in the vicinity with a full restaurant. Whether you’re a bargain hunter or want to shop-till-you-drop, you’ll find everything you’re looking for and more while exploring Port Alberni’s diverse retail sector. ■ PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 19 MAP OF PORT ALBERNI VALLEY

To McLean Mill

To Sproat Lake & West Coast VICTORIA QUAY

TRAIN HARBOUR STATION QUAY ALBERNI INLET

CANAL BEACH

20 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE To McLean Mill

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McLean Mill National Historic Site McLean Mill

From Beaver Creek

From Cherry Creek

Canada’s only Industrial Heritage Sawmill Site, this steam powered sawmill was family owned & operated from 1926 through 1965 MUSEUM ECHO CENTRE

Looking for a place to stay, eat or visit, Come see us at the Visitor Centre...... for more information on our Hotels, Motels, our many B&Bs and nearby Campgrounds. We have something for everyone in all areas of the region. We have an abundance of quality restaurants featuring foods from all corners of the globe. We are open everyday!

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PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 21 22 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY MAP OF SPROAT LAKE | PLAY | STAY

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Roughly cross-shaped with four arms, it is over 25 kilometres in length, but has 300 kilometres of shoreline.

PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer Sandy CREDIT: PHOTO McRuer Sandy CREDIT: PHOTO PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer Sandy CREDIT: PHOTO WILDLIFE VIEWING The Alberni Valley, being almost completely surrounded by mountains, forest and water, provides unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. Birds, black bears, deer and more are all common residents in our west coast landscape and can be viewed from various locations around the Valley.

» The Somass Estuary The Somass Estuary is the top birding spot in the of sparrows, towhees, juncos and a resident merlin. Alberni Valley and is one of the most important Green Herons can be found here in the summer, sites on Vancouver Island for the wintering and ring-necked ducks in the winter and warblers in the migratory waterfowl. Located along the Somass spring. Deer, rabbits, and beaver have been spotted River, the Estuary can be accessed by road and along the paved three kilometre pathway. trails. There are more than 200 plant species living The McCoy Lake area, Stamp River Provincial Park, in this riparian wetland and you can spot treasures Fossli Provincial Park and the Taylor River Estuary here during any season of the year. Winter is the are also among some of the best places in the time to visit the estuary when looking for water birds, Valley to go for bird and wildlife viewing. Varieties of spring is perfect for viewing beautiful blossoming woodpeckers, ducks, loons and warbling are among flowers and autumn for the pink salmon. More than the many species of birds you can spot when you 100 species of birds use this area for wintering, explore the rich and diverse forests and trails on staging, feeding or resting including Trumpeter Swan the West Coast. and Great Blue Heron. Bald eagles and the Great Horned Owl are also known to frequent the area. » Victoria Quay Mammals have also been known to roam the In the late summer visiting Victoria Quay is your best estuary. Columbian black-tailed deer, black bears, chance to spot a black bear searching for salmon beavers, mink, red Squirrels, raccoons, shrews, deer in the Somass River. Don’t forget your camera and mice, muskrats, River otters and bats have all been binoculars for an unforgettable view across the river observed here. of these majestic mammals. Vancouver Island is home to thousands of black bears and can often be » The Kitsuksis Dyke spotted resting in the sun or searching for food along Another great spot for bird watching in the Valley is the riverside or in the bushes along the highway. the Kitsuksis Dyke. Located across from the Clutesi Although the bears are an unforgettable sight and Haven Marina, the Kitsuksis Creek flows into the can make awesome pictures, viewing from a safe Somass River and is a popular spot for a variety distance is key while observing these beauties. Be respectful of the bears and never approach them, especially the cubs. Never attempt to feed the bears and make your presence known in their company by yelling, clapping or singing loudly. ■ »Wildlife Safety If you encounter a bear or a cougar in the wild, do not run. Pick up small children, make yourself as tall as possible and make a lot of noise. Make sure the animal has a way of escape. Prevent animal encounters by keeping garbage contained. Don’t approach or feed wildlife. PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 23 PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer Sandy CREDIT: PHOTO FIRST NATIONS

First Nation cultures are deeply ingrained and traditional territory on Central Vancouver Island for celebrated throughout the Alberni Valley. The city’s thousands of years and are known as the most inland boundary lies within the traditional territories of tribe on the Island. Their territory included the north the Hupacasath and Tseshaht First Nations, who end of the Alberni Inlet, Sproat Lake, Great Central both have deep-seated involvement in the area’s Lake and the settled part of the Alberni Valley. current affairs and economic development as well as The Hupacasath welcomes visitors to the region established communities on reserve lands adjacent with traditional welcome figures at the waterfront at to the city. Victoria Quay. A traditional whaling canoe carving is Many place names in Port Alberni are derived from also on display. a Nuu-chah-nulth origin, like Somass, Kitsuksis, and Nootka. » The Tseshaht Ancient petroglyph carvings can be found at Sproat The is one of the 14 Nations Lake Provincial Park that are believed to have been that make up the Nuu-chah-nulth people of western carved by ancestors of the Nootka people. Vancouver Island. Tseshaht means “the people of An extensive collection of first nation artefacts and Ts’ishaa,” which is a place known today as Benson information about the Valley’s first peoples is on Island, a part of the Broken Group Islands in Barkley display at the Alberni Valley Museum. Sound. The Tseshaht First Nation’s modern facilites include an administration building along the highway » The Hupacasath that is a wonder of wood and glass beside the river. The Hupacasath are comprised of three distinct Stop by the beautiful Tseshaht Market on your way to tribes, the Muh-uulth-aht, Kleh-koot-aht and Cuu-ma- Sproat Lake to fuel up or pick up snacks, souvenirs as-aht (Ahahswinis). They used, and occupied their and more.

24 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE » The Huu-ay-aht The Huu-ay-aht First Nation is a self-governing, close to Bamfield, as well as Port Alberni, the closest modern treaty Nation whose lands are located in population center where band business offices are the Barkley Sound region on the West Coast of found. The Huu-ay-aht recently purchased retail and Vancouver Island at the entrance to the Port Alberni hotel properties in Bamfield and are renovating and inlet. Today, Huu-ay-aht citizens number close to 750 developing them for tourism. ■ and primarily reside around the village of Anacla,

Tseshaht Market Gateway to the Pacific Rim

www.tseshahtmarket.ca Fill-up your tank, pick up supplies, and grab a bite to eat. We invite you to enjoy our beautiful Picnic & Rest Area, and take a stroll in our Tseshaht First Nation Totem Pole Garden

We O er One-Stop Convenience: • Fuel, Propane & Diesel • Scooped Ice Cream – 32 Flavours • Deli – Sandwiches, Espresso, Smoothies Dine in our Seating area or take outside to our picnic tables • Fresh Fruit & Produce • Firewood and Kindling • First Nations Giftware • Newspaper & Stamps 7581 Paci c Rim Highway - 250.724.3944

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 25 AGRICULTURE PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer » Agriculture in the Valley » Taste of the Valley With cool wet winters and hot dry summers, Naesgaard’s Farm and Market, located across the Port Alberni’s climate is excellent for a variety Alberni Inlet on River Road, boasts an exceptional of agricultural endeavours. There are 89 farms variety of fresh fruits and vegetables picked from in the Valley and more than half are located in the their fields and local suppliers.Tender peas, sweet Beaver Creek area. Close to 90 per cent of the corn, juicy strawberries, big Okanagan cherries, Valley’s farmed land is used for livestock production peaches, nectarines are among the tasty produce or feed for the livestock industry. About 590 acres found at Naesgaard’s. is used for growing vegetables, berries, grapes and The Spirit Square Farmers’ Market is held, year round, other horticultural food crops. Horses are the most common type of livestock on Valley farms, followed by at the Harbour Quay every Saturday from 9 a.m. to cattle, poultry and eggs and sheep and goats. noon. Beginning more than 20 years ago, customers In 2017, the Alberni Valley will host the Islands can  nd plenty of locally grown and raised vegetables, Agriculture Show. fruits, chicken, pork, beef, lamb and baked goods, at

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26 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE PHOTO CREDIT: Sandy McRuer

the Spirit Square market as well as handcrafted items. fresh produce the Collins Farm is home to beef cattle, A craft market is held at the same location on Sundays horses, goats, chickens and a large donkey. There is from May to October. a store on site for purchasing the farm’s products. The Port Alberni Farmer’s Market is held in the First Special events, workshops and tours are held at the Baptist Church school yard on Cherry Creek Road every farm throughout the year. Find the list on their website Saturday 9:00 am.. to 1:00 p.m. and features local at www.arrowvale.ca. farm producers selling their produce and wares. Look Emerald Coast Winery grows local grapes in their for local honey, vegetables, cheese, meat, crafts and vineyards that are used in the production of their more. popular wines and ports. Stop by their tasting room on Arrowvale Farm, family owned and operated by Bob the highway just as you come into town. and Ann Collins, combines farming and tourism on For more information: their 67 riverside acres. The farm features scenic http://www.avtransitiontown.org/localfood/ riverside campsites, two cedar cottages and more - features maps, hours and info on farmers markets and than an acre of fruits and vegetables. Aside from farms | Naesgaards.com | Emeraldcoastvineyards.ca ■

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PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 27 Little Bavaria Restaurant Specializing in German and European Food 7555827 Reservations Recommended CELEBRATING 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS THIS SUMMER! Lunch: Mon - Fri 11am - 2pm • Dinner: Daily 5pm - Closing Pacific Rim Shopping Centre (250)720-0062 www.littlebavariarestaurant.com | 250.724.4242 201-3555 Johnston Road, Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 8K2

Great patio. Great food. Great service and views.

2 CONVENIENT PORT ALBERNI The perfect place to enjoy food and drink on the water LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Open 7 days a week Like us on Facebook to 8 am - 9 pm see our new features 4706 Johnston Rd. Suite 9B-3753 10th Ave. Summer until 10pm every 2 weeks! in the Adelaide Plaza in the 10th Ave. Plaza Harbour Quay under the clock • 778-421-2826 250-723-4343 250-723-8119 WWW.STARBOARDGRILL.COM 7526403 7559232

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teampunk Café decoration and attention to detail with Sis an independent coffee shop quality handmade coffees and desserts. devoted to the character and culture The café has received many accolades of Port Alberni. The café is designed to for delicious food and friendly service reflect the eclectic Steampunk genre and and we make every person’s positive boasts a very distinct look. The industrial experience our priority. The owners Kevin beams and vintage accessories really and Lesley Wright would like to invite give a fun and funky atmosphere. We you to share a little of our famous Port take great pride in showcasing our Alberni friendliness and hospitality. beloved city and there are elements 3025 3rd Ave. and pieces of Port Alberni history all Port Alberni 778-421-3000 around. The Steampunk philosophy is one of romance and craftsmanship with an HOURS eye to uniqueness and flair and we have Mon-Fri 7am -6pm tried our best to reflect that in the café’s

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28 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE 778-421-3022 5022 JohnstonRd. Blue Marlin (250) 723-8811 Entrance toHarbourQuay Blue Door (250) 720-0900 4824 JohnstonRd Bones Bare aw.ca 250-720-0062 3555 JohnstonRd A&W Restaurant Directory Restaurant www.qualityfoods.com (250) 723-3397 2943 10thAve Quality Foods www.pizzafactoryport.ca (250) 720-0088 4740 RogerSt Pizza Factory www.pescadores.ca (250) 736-1100 5093 JohnstonRd Pescadores 250-421-3010 St. 4505 Gertrude Kouzina Greek Orestes littlebavariarestaurant.com 250-724-4242 3035-4th Avenue Little Bavaria (778) 421-4258 4258 10thAve and JuiceBar Krush Smoothie redfordmotel.ca (250) 724-4522 3723 RedfordSt Dimitri’s http://burdesbeans.com 250-723-8331 4102 BurdeSt. Beans Burde’s (250) 723-2622 3550 JohnstonRd Boston Pizza $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ $ $ $ Aver Meal cost • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Breakfast • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Lunch

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| Description PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 29 Restaurant Directory (Cont’d) Aver Meal cost Aver Breakfast Lunch Dinner Child Menu Patio View Reservations Out Take Description

Save On Foods Deli Cafeteria style offering with fresh sushi cre- 2 – 5440 Argyle St $ ••• • ated in house, wings bar, sandwichesmade 778-421-2826 to order, soup, salads, chicken and sides. www.starboardgrill.com

Canada’s largest family restaurant chain. Smitty’s Particularly popular among families with 3426 3rd Ave $$ •••••• small children, seniors and travellers. Fully (250) 724-5022 licensed. Meeting room.

Enjoy a fresh, West Coast style meal with a Starboard Grill view from every table. Located in the heart 2 – 5440 Argyle St $$ of the Harbour Quay, The Starboard Grill is 778-421-2826 •••••• the place to relax among friends and family www.starboardgrill.com with amazing food, service and breathtaking views.

SteamPunk Café & Breakfast, mufns, soup, sandwiches all Coffeehouse $ made in house and served with great coffee 3025A 3rd Ave. •••• in a steam punk atmosphere. Sidewalk patio in heart of uptown. 778-421-3000

- 2 locations Subway Sub sandwiches and wraps made to order. 4706 Johnston Rd • 250-723-4343 $ ••••• Soup, breakfast wraps, also available. Eat 3753-10th Avenue • 250-723-8119 in or take out. www.subway.com

Open daily 7 am, 7 days a week for break- Swale Rock Café fast and lunch. Serving breakfast all day, 5328 Argyle St $$ ••••••• home of the shermen’s bread, sh & chips, (250) 723-0777 homemade soup, seafood crepes and so much more. Licensed. 7556347 7557625

FAMILY RESTAURANT BREAKFAST ALL DAY PIZZA, PASTA, RIBS OPEN EVERYDAY 7am to 8pm Canada's #1 casual dining restaurant HOURS: Sunday-Thursday 11am-Midnight 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Friday, Saturday Open until 2am Port Alberni Parksville 3550 Johnston Rd, Port Alberni, BC 3426 3rd Ave 545 Island Hwy East 250-723-2622 • www.bostonpizza.com 250-724-5022 250-248-2432

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Our riverside location, relaxing atmosphere, and RECEPTION & CONFERENCE CENTRE wonderful beds ensure our guests a comfortable stay in Port Alberni.

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BEST WESTERN PLUS An exceptional full facility hotel, with many on-site amenities. Hot tub, sauna, heated outdoor seasonal Barclay Hotel pool, tness centre, conference facilities, premier catering services, and courteous 24-hour staff. Stamps Café Casual dining for breakfast, lunch or dinner from our West Coast inspired menu. Pastimes Sports Bar & Grill Great food, great friends and big screen TVs for game night!

Cold Beer & Wine 7557163 Huge selection. Find your favourite or discover a new one. 4277 Stamp Avenue, Alberni Valley • Call 250-724-7171

Riverside Motel Phone/Fax: 250.724.9916 For reservations call 1.800.636.9916 • Air conditioning • Wireless internet 250-723-6399 | 4656 Margaret Street, Port Alberni email: [email protected] www.albernivalleynews.com www.albernivalleyriversidemotel.com

PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE | PORT ALBERNI VALLEY 31 32 Directory Hotel www.albernivalleyriversidemotel.com (250) 724-9916 5065 RogerSt Riverside Motel www.somass-motel.ca (250) 724-3236 5279 RiverRd Somass Motel&RV www.cedarwood.bc.ca (250) 724-6800 5895 RiverRd Cedarwood Lodge www.bestwesternbarclay.com/ (250) 724-7171 4277 StampAve Best Western Barclay www.timberlodgerv.ca (250) 723-9415 Rd 2404 Timberlane Campground &RV Timberlodge (250) 918-8298 St 5505 Argyle Swept Away Inn PORT ALBERNI VALLEY

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Description Business CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES Directory Dievert’s Jewellers 4786 Johnston Rd (250) 723-7241 ACCOMMODATIONS www.islandjewelry.ca Pandora dealer, ready to wear and custom jewellery. Come Be Our Guest! 100 ft Converted Tugboat Dress for Les 2701 Alberni Hwy, Coombs (250) 594-7070 • www.dressforles.ca Women’s clothing and accessories. Floating Bed & Breakfast Gayle’s Fashions Docked at the Harbour Quay in Port Alberni, beside Lady Rose Marine Services 5262 Argyle St (250) 723-2623 Seating & Group Events By Reservation www.facebook.com/Gayles-Fashions

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7531239 3125 Van Horne Rd, Hilliers WWW.SWEPTAWAYINN.COM 250.918.8298 (250) 594-1155 www.tshirtsthattalk.ca ATTRACTIONS Tye dyed, creative and amusing t-shirts. Alberni District Fall Fair ENTERTAINMENT 4102 Hollywood St Island Entertainment (250) 723-9313 3752 4th Ave www.albernifair.com (250) 724-6640 Celebrating 71 years with a parade, agriculture www.facebook.com/RainbowRoomLounge exhibitions and midway. Lounge and concert venue Lady Rose Marine GOLF 5425 Argyle St, Port Alberni Alberni Golf (250) 723-8313 6449 Cherry Creek Rd (250) 723-5422 www.ladyrosemarine.com www.albernigolf.com Passenger and cargo transportation in Barkley Sound Full 18-hole golf course in a picturesque from Port Alberni. Lodge and watertaxi in Sechart. setting. Full service restaurant.

McLean Mill National Historic Site HOME DÉCOR 5633 Smith Rd. Port Alberni Alberni Colour Corner (250) 723-1376 4310 10th Ave #1 www.albernisteamtrain.com (250) 720-0030 Historic steam locomotive and steam operated sawmill. www.facebook.com/albernicolourcornerbenjaminmoore Home decorating store featuring paint, blinds and AUTOMOTIVE window coverings. Clydesdale Automotive 5047 Southgate Rd Flandangles 3036 3rd Ave (250) 720-3836 (250) 724-5851 Car repair and maintenance. www.facebook.com/FlandanglesBC/ BUSINESS SERVICES Kitchen and gift shop featuring both the practical and Alberni Valley Chamber of Commerce the unique. 2533 Port Alberni Hwy HOME SERVICES (250) 724-6535 House of Service www.albernichamber.ca 3155 1st Ave The “voice of business” for the Alberni Valley. (250) 723-2447 Operates visitor information centre. www.houseofserviceportalberni.ca Buys and sells new and vintage appliances and an authorized factory service centre.

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(Cont’d) Life insurance • Critical illness insurance Guaranteed investments I can help with your goals. Let’s talk about Money for Life. Cheryl Ann MacLean* C.R. MacLean Insurance & LOCAL GOVERNMENT Financial Services Ltd. 250-723-3224 Alberni Clayoquot [email protected] www.sunlife.ca/cheryl.maclean Reg. District 250-720-2700 Our Hours Are: Saturday, Sunday & Monday 4pm - Close www.acrd.bc.ca Life’s brighter under the sun Tuesday through Friday Noon - Close *Mutual funds distributed by Sun Life Financial Investment Services (Canada) Inc. Check out our new menu on Facebook City of Port Alberni Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada is a member of the Sun Life Financial group of companies. 4850 Argyle St, Port Alberni © Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, 2016. 7526257 (250) 723-2146 Royal Bank of Canada www.portalberni.ca

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Alberni Full service realtor for residential 7526298 Valley and commercial properties. REAL ESTATE (CONT’D) Scott Fraser, MLA Dave Koszegi We invite you to stop in Alberni-Paci c Rim (250) 723-7653 at the Pizza Factory on Roger Street while you www.daveteam.ca 3945B Johnston Rd., are in town shopping Port Alberni V9Y 5N4 Full service realtor for residential 1-866-870-4190 and commercial properties. www.ScottFraserMLA.com • DINE IN OR TAKE OUT 7530686 RESTAURANTS • PIZZA BY THE SLICE • MORE THAN PIZZA! Tseshaht First Nation Blue Door Café 5415 Argyle St. 5901 Tsuma-as Drive pizzafactoryport.ca (250) 723-8811 250-724-4385 250-720-0088 • 250-720-0099 4740 Roger Street, Port Alberni, B.C. www.tseshaht.com Home of all day breakfasts.

MARINE SUPPLY & REPAIR BLUE MARLIN INN 1992 -2016 Alberni Industrial Marine • Mags 99 Chicken & Mexican Cantina 3149 Kingsway Ave, Port Alberni Open 7 Days A Week (250) 724-5766 • Bed & Breakfast starting at $75 for Breakfast & Lunch www.rpmgroup.ca • Restaurant All Day Breakfast! L.A.Marine serving Breakfast, Outdoor Patio! Lunch & Dinner 4453 10th Ave • Pub Home of the (250) 723-2522 7547237 Fisherman’s Bread www.lamarine.ca BLUE MARLIN INN 5328 Argyle Street Marine sales and service. 5022 Johnston Road (Across from Train Station) 250-723-5663 Licensed

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34 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE Blue FishGallery Finishing Touches (Cont’d) Directory Business patio, andautoaccessories. electronics, housewares, gardenand goods,Sporting hardware, www.canadiantire.ca (250) 720-0085 3550 JohnstonRd Canadian Tire and handicrafts. ofart Beautiful andunusualworks www.blue shgallery.info (778) 419-3474 2907 2ndAve and gifts. Spa services,esthetics, accessories www. nishingtouches.ca (250) 723-3822 4558 ElizabethSt SHOPPING SALONS &SPAS Products: Davines,Evo,Onesta Unit E-5262 Argyle St.Port Alberni Kingsway CrossingattheHarbour [email protected] Krista Mckitrick 778-419-1919 Owner/Stylist belleshaircare.ca , 7547239 and icecream. candy, fudges, caramelcorn, brittle, Quality handmadeconfections, www.coombscandy.ca (250) 724-0033 2101 OldNanaimoHwy Coombs CountryCandy Gas stationandconvenience store. www.tseshahtmarket.ca (250) 724-3944 7581 Paci c RimHwy Tseshaht Market and moresince1945. Providing smokingaccessories, gifts www.mysmokestack.ca (250) 723-2812 3013 3rdAve The SmokeStack Clinic pharmacy. 250-723-6641 • #138559ThAve groceries, electronics. pharmacy,Full service cosmetics, (250) 723-7387 • 371710thAve www.shoppersdrugmart.ca Two Locations Shoppers DrugMart 4885 Beaver CreekRoad250-723-2831 4885 Beaver Facebook Website• • 8lbIce$1.50 Car Wash• • Convenience Store • Gasbar 4006 JohnstonRoad250-724-0008

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» Living in Alberni Valley of specific or multiple use facilities are maintained The Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District is a for the public to enjoy. large and diverse area of over 6,600 square The area has a full spectrum of health services kilometers centrally located on the west side of including a modern regional hospital, intermediate Vancouver Island. It is bordered by the Beaufort and extended health care facilities; as well as Mountain Range to the east and the Pacific Ocean facilities and services for seniors and people to the west. The city of Port Alberni is the largest requiring special medical needs. The City of Port city and commercial hub of the region. Port Alberni Alberni maintains a complete program of essential currently has a population of more than 18,000 of services. Up-to-date services include fire protection, the total regional population of over 31,000. safety, emergency preparedness, water works, Port Alberni and its encompassing Valley are sewage and waste management. surrounded by forests, mountains, ocean inlets, and Port Alberni has a temperate climate that is freshwater lakes and streams. This area of influenced by a prevailing western flow that results Vancouver Island is popular for its salmon sports in periods of extended high levels of precipitation fishing. during winter months (November to February), and Fishing charters operate year round and the rewards equally extended periods of dry, warm weather include steelhead, halibut, cod and of course, during summer months (May to October). five species of salmon. Government services and community infrastructures Additional outdoor activities are available in every are in place to provide opportunities to enjoy the season include scuba diving, kayaking, kiteboarding, benefits of the area throughout the year. windsurfing, hiking, cycling, golfing, skiing, As with much of Vancouver Island, the climate, snowmobiling and wildlife viewing. A long history recreational and leisure opportunities and lifestyle of support for organized sports, arts and culture, attracts people from across Canada to retire here. festivals and other entertainment interests are These features along with other family-oriented available in the Valley and surrounding areas. benefits draw younger people to work in local A system of local parks and a full complement businesses.

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36 PORT ALBERNI VALLEY |PLAY | STAY | EAT | LIVE The region has a full complement of traditional City of Port Alberni with a varied curriculum in both education opportunities from pre-school, elementary trades and academic courses. Certificate, diploma high school college and university. and continuing education programs can be completed A new state-of-the art high school opened in 2013. in Port Alberni. Many schools are within walking distance from The Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health homes. Dedicated bus services are available to Sciences is a post-secondary degree granting provide transportation to students that live beyond education and research institution located in Port walking distance. Alberni. The facility specializes in workplace safety, North Island College has a campus located in the health promotion, return to work and disability management, comprehensive rehabilitation and disability leadership studies. Real estate prices in Alberni tend to follow the general trends that are occurring in other communities in Canada. While there are some increases and decreases in values based on economic conditions real estate prices have been generally stable over the past five years. Overall, real estate is considered to be a very good value for the lifestyle and all the services available in the area. In particular, people moving from Vancouver, Victoria or other relatively high priced communities find this area to be a bargain. ■ »For More Info www.portalberni.ca/community-profile www.acrd.bc.ca/regional-district-information www.albernichamber.ca

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