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FACILITY 361199 BC LTD (SCOTT'S MOTOR INN) 551 11TH AVE KAMLOOPS BC V2C 3Y1 CONTACT: 361199 BC LTD ABERDEEN TRIPLE O'S 1520 HUGH ALLAN DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1Y2 CONTACT: BUNTER HOLDINGS LTD ACCOLADES 900 MCGILL RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 0C8 CONTACT: THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY ALANO CLUB 171 LEIGH RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 2L7 CONTACT: KAMLOOPS ALANO SOCIETY ATLAS STEAK AND FISH 1555 VERSATILE DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1W7 CONTACT: GATEWAY CASINOS AND ENTERTAINMENT, LTD ATTA BOY MEMPHIS BBQ 555 COLUMBIA ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1K7 CONTACT: NILE PROPERTIES (1988) LTD BIG E'S CAFE 1250 HALSTON AVE KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7L3 CONTACT: ENTERPRISE ENTERTAINMENT LTD CAIN'S YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCER 49-700 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3H9 CONTACT: 1036957 BC LTD CASCADES CASINOS KAMLOOPS 1555 VERSATILE DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1W7 CONTACT: GATEWAY CASINOS AND ENTERTAINMENT, LTD CINEPLEX ODEON ABERDEEN MALL 700-1320 TRANS-CANADA HWY W KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1J2 CONTACT: CINEPLEX ENTERTAINMENT LP PHONE: 1-604-513-4263 CITRUS RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 339 ST PAUL ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2J5 CONTACT: BLUE LIGHT HOTEL LTD COSTCO WHOLESALE 1675 VERSATILE DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1W7 CONTACT: COSTCO WHOLESALE CANADA LTD (CANCO) DARZONE KITCHEN CREATIONS 1950 VALLEYVIEW DR KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4C2 CONTACT: DARLENE MOONEN PHONE: 250-573-2573 EAGLE POINT GOLF RESORT 8888 BARNHARTVALE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 6W1 CONTACT: EAGLEPOINT GOLF RESORT INC. PHONE: 604-362-6679 ESTR'S MARKET 835 UNIVERSITY DR KAMLOOPS BC V2C 0C8 CONTACT: THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES BY MARRIOTT 1475 HUGH ALLAN DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1J3 CONTACT: 0893207 BC LTD. FALCON LANES BOWLING A-2020 FALCON RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4J3 CONTACT: 769452 BC LTD GOLFLAND 1619 VALLEYVIEW DR KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4B4 CONTACT: FRESHLINKS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION LTD HASTY MARKET #26 1105 8TH ST KAMLOOPS BC V2B 2X9 CONTACT: 0818757 BC LTD INTERNATIONAL CAFE 900 MCGILL RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 0C8 CONTACT: ARAMARK CANADA LTD KAMLOOPS CURLING CLUB 700 VICTORIA ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2B6 CONTACT: KAMLOOPS CURLING CLUB KAMLOOPS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB LTD 3125 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC N/A CONTACT: KAMLOOPS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB LTD MAC ISLAND SPORTS CONCESSION 1665 ISLAND PKY KAMLOOPS BC V2B 0H7 CONTACT: COMPASS GROUP CANADA LTD PHONE: 250-377-1199 MATCH PUBLIC HOUSE AND EATERY 1555 VERSATILE DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1W7 CONTACT: GATEWAY CASINOS AND ENTERTAINMENT, LTD City of Kamloops Page 2 Directory of BUSINESS LICENCES ACCESSORY REST. -REC. FACILITY MAYFAIR AT RIVERBEND 755 MAYFAIR ST KAMLOOPS BC V2B 5L7 CONTACT: ONCORE CENTRAL SERVICES NO LIMITS FITNESS 905 8TH ST KAMLOOPS BC V2B 2X6 CONTACT: NO LIMITS FITNESS LTD PHONE: 250-574-0270 NORTHBRIDGE HOTEL & SUITES 377 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3G4 CONTACT: STL SERVICES LTD PHONE: 604-626-1671 PARAMOUNT THEATRE 503 VICTORIA ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2B1 CONTACT: KAMLOOPS FILM SOCIETY PINERIDGE GOLF COURSE LTD 4700 TRANS-CANADA HWY E KAMLOOPS BC N/A CONTACT: PINERIDGE GOLF COURSE LTD RAYLEIGH HOMESTYLE RESTAURANT & HY 5 PUB 4309 YELLOWHEAD HWY KAMLOOPS BC V2H 1N4 CONTACT: 1140441 B.C. LTD RIVER BEND MANOR 760 MAYFAIR ST KAMLOOPS BC V2B 0E5 CONTACT: RIVER CITY SENIOR'S SOCIETY RIVERLAND INN & SUITES 1512 RIVER ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1Y9 CONTACT: ASGH HOLDINGS LTD ROMEOS KITCHEN & SPIRITS 1250 ROGERS WAY KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1N5 CONTACT: 0949856 BC LTD SAFEWAY 945 COLUMBIA ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1L5 CONTACT: SOBEYS CAPITAL INCORPORATED PHONE: 902-752-8371 SAVE ON FOOD #2206 38-1800 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3L9 CONTACT: SAVE-ON-FOODS-LIMITED PARTNERSHIP SAVE ON FOODS #2209 9-2101 TRANS-CANADA HWY E KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4A6 CONTACT: SAVE-ON-FOODS-LIMITED PARTNERSHIP SAVE ON FOODS #2211 200-450 LANSDOWNE ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1Y3 CONTACT: SAVE ON FOODS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP SAVE ON FOODS #931 100-1210 SUMMIT DR KAMLOOPS BC V2C 6M1 CONTACT: SAVE-ON-FOODS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP SCRATCH CAFE 900 MCGILL RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 0C8 CONTACT: THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY SENIORS' COMMUNITY CENTRE, DESERT GARDENS 101-540 SEYMOUR ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2G9 CONTACT: SENIORS' COMMUNITY CENTRE SORRISO PASTA & DELI 1-177 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3E8 CONTACT: SORRISO PASTA & DELI LTD STARBUCK'S 750 FORTUNE DR KAMLOOPS BC V2B 2L2 CONTACT: SOBEYS CAPITAL INCORPORATED PHONE: 902-752-8371 STARBUCKS 945 COLUMBIA ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1L5 CONTACT: SOBEYS CAPITAL INCORPORATED PHONE: 902-752-8371 SUNMORE GINSENG SPA LTD 925 MCGILL PL KAMLOOPS BC V2C 6N9 CONTACT: SUNMORE GINSENG SPA LTD THE ART WE ARE ARTISAN MARKET 246 VICTORIA ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2A2 CONTACT: CHRISTINA JEAN GRONO PHONE: 250-828-7998 THE BUFFET 1555 VERSATILE DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1W7 CONTACT: GATEWAY CASINOS AND ENTERTAINMENT, LTD THE DUNES AT KAMLOOPS 652 DUNES DR KAMLOOPS BC V2B 8M8 CONTACT: NORTH CORE DEVELOPMENT LTD City of Kamloops Directory of BUSINESS LICENCES Page 3 ACCESSORY REST. -REC. FACILITY THE HUE HOTEL 1529 HUGH ALLAN DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1P4 CONTACT: 551719 BC LTD THE NOBLE PIG BREWHOUSE 650 VICTORIA ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2B4 CONTACT: 0871036 BC LTD THE POND COUNTRY MARKET 6231 BARNHARTVALE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 6V6 CONTACT: 092914 LTD PHONE: 250-573-2350 THE REAL CANADIAN SUPERSTORE 910 COLUMBIA ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1L2 CONTACT: WESTFAIR FOODS LTD THE SHORES RETIREMENT RESIDENCE 870 WESTMINSTER AVE KAMLOOPS BC V2B 1N9 CONTACT: SBRAREIT INDEPENDENT LIVING I. ULC THOMPSON HOTEL BREAKFAST ROOM 650 VICTORIA ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2B4 CONTACT: THOMPSON HOTEL LTD TUMBLEWEED RESTAURANT 405 VICTORIA ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2A9 CONTACT: PANDIL HOLDINGS LTD TWIN RIVERS MARKET 1420 HUGH ALLAN DR KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1L8 CONTACT: SONALI HIRENDER ENTERPRISES LIMITED PHONE: 778-220-2072 VELOCITY PIZZA 4-175 KOKANEE WAY KAMLOOPS BC V2C 6Z2 CONTACT: 9891803 CANADA INC PHONE: 647-688-8722 ADJUNCT THEATRE LIQUOR SERVICE PAVILION THEATRE 1025 LORNE ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 6K5 CONTACT: WESTERN CANADA THEATRE COMPANY AIRPORT/AIRLINE AIR CANADA JAZZ 3035 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7X1 CONTACT: JAZZ AIR LP CENTRAL MOUNTAIN AIR LTD 3035 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7X1 CONTACT: CENTRAL MOUNTAIN AIR LTD KAMLOOPS AIRPORT LTD 3035 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7X1 CONTACT: KAMLOOPS AIRPORT LTD WESTAIR AVIATION LTD. 100-2985 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7W8 CONTACT: WESTAIR AVIATION LTD. WESTJET, AN ALBERTA PARTNERSHIP 3035 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7X1 CONTACT: WESTJET, AN ALBERTA PARTNERSHIP ART MARKET KAMLOOPS ARTS COUNCIL 7 SEYMOUR ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1E4 CONTACT: KAMLOOPS ARTS COUNCIL THE ART WE ARE ARTISAN MARKET 246 VICTORIA ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2A2 CONTACT: CHRISTINA JEAN GRONO PHONE: 250-828-7998 AUTO/VEHCL.SALES AND RENTAL 2ND CHANCE AUTOSALES 1251 12TH ST KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3C8 CONTACT: 2ND CHANCE AUTOSALES LTD A B CAR SALES LTD 102 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3E6 CONTACT: A B CAR SALES LTD AUTOMOTION MOTORS & RV LTD 2-7225 DALLAS DR KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4S9 CONTACT: AUTOMOTION MOTORS & RV LTD BHATTI JASWINDER BHATTI JEET SINGH INC 2095 TRANS-CANADA HWY W KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1A7 CONTACT: BHATTI JASWINDER BHATTI JEET SINGH INC PHONE: 604-925-3607 City of Kamloops Page 4 Directory of BUSINESS LICENCES AUTO/VEHCL.SALES AND RENTAL BUDGET RENT A CAR 3035 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7X1 CONTACT: DEVON TRANSPORT LTD BUDGET RENTAL AND SALE 820 NOTRE DAME DR KAMLOOPS BC V2C 6L5 CONTACT: DEVON TRANSPORT LTD COUNTRY AUTO SALES 1024 8TH ST KAMLOOPS BC V2B 2X8 CONTACT: ROUGH COUNTRY AUTO SALES LTD PHONE: 250-376-3785 DIRECT BUY TRUCK CENTER 2321 TRANS-CANADA HWY E KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4A8 CONTACT: SUNRISE VEHICLE SALES LTD DRIVE HUB AUTO SALES C-1140 HALSTON AVE KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7L3 CONTACT: 1032977 BC LTD ENTERPRISE RENT A CAR 100 VICTORIA ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1A4 CONTACT: ENTERPRISE RENT A CAR CANADA LTD ENTERPRISE RENT- A- CAR 3025 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7W9 CONTACT: ENTERPRISE RENT- A- CAR CANADA LTD IRL TRUCK CENTRE LTD. 1495 IRON MASK RD KAMLOOPS BC V1S 1C8 CONTACT: IRL TRUCK CENTRE LTD. KAMLOOPS KIA 880 8TH ST KAMLOOPS BC V2B 2X5 CONTACT: E277 HOLDINGS INC PHONE: 250-376-2992 KAMLOOPS RV RENTALS 2475 YOUNG AVE KAMLOOPS BC V2B 4M9 CONTACT: KAMLOOPS RV RENTAL INC PHONE: 250-299-8848 LITTLE ADVENTURES RV RENTALS 5795 TODD HILL CRES KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4X9 CONTACT: MICHAELA HANEY & DALE HANEY MFI MOBILE FINANCE 804 LAVAL CRES KAMLOOPS BC V2C 5P3 CONTACT: MFI MOBILE FINANCE NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 3035 AIRPORT RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7X1 CONTACT: ENTERPRISE RENT A CAR CANADA COMPANY PHONE: 604-539-0866 NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 174 VICTORIA ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1A4 CONTACT: ENTERPRISES RENT A CAR CANADA COMPANY NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 2796 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 7Y2 CONTACT: SKEENA RENT A CAR LTD PHONE: 604-539-0866 RED SEA AUTO & SALES LTD 156 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3G1 CONTACT: RED SEA AUTO & SALES LTD TOTEM CITY MOTORS 189 ROYAL AVE KAMLOOPS BC V2B 8J6 CONTACT: DAK ENTERPRISES LTD PHONE: 250-828-1560 TRAILWOOD ENTERPRISES LTD 2072 FALCON RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4J3 CONTACT: TRAILWOOD ENTERPRISES LTD FAX: 250-374-9566 TRU MARKET TRUCK & AUTO SALES LTD 260 VICTORIA ST W KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1A4 CONTACT: TRU MARKET TRUCK & AUTO SALES LTD ZIPCAR 900 MCGILL RD KAMLOOPS BC V2C 0C8 CONTACT: ZIPCAR CANADA INC AUTO/VEHCL.SLS, RENTAL, SERV. ADVANTAGE AUTO LTD 1-1335 DALHOUSIE DR KAMLOOPS BC V2C 5P6 CONTACT: ADVANTAGE AUTO LTD BUTLER AUTO & RV CENTRE 142 TRANQUILLE RD KAMLOOPS BC V2B 3G1 CONTACT: 1136765 B.C. LTD City of Kamloops Directory of BUSINESS LICENCES Page 5 AUTO/VEHCL.SLS, RENTAL, SERV. DAS AUTO WERKS 1377 BATTLE ST KAMLOOPS BC V2C 2N9 CONTACT: LOWE'S INVESTMENTS LTD DEARBORN FORD 2555 TRANS-CANADA HWY E KAMLOOPS BC V2C 4B1 CONTACT: DEARBORN MOTORS LTD FRANCO'S AUTO SERVICE LTD 1427 LORNE ST E KAMLOOPS BC V2C 1X3 CONTACT: FRANCO'S AUTO
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