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ALR025 City of Maple Ridge Run Date: June 01, 2021 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Page: 1 ALR025 City of Maple Ridge Run Date: June 01, 2021 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Page: 1 0587528 BC LTD DBA MEDALLION HEALTHY 0976012 BC LTD. HOMES 14260 MARC RD 22519 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD MAPLE RIDGE BC V4R 2G5 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 7X7 Description: BUSINESS SERVICES -WRITING SERVICE Description: CONTRACTORS-UNCLASSIFIED Category: Home Based CONTRACTOR Work: 604 467 4615 Category: Commercial 0990849 BC LTD DBA LANGLEY FARM MARKET Work: 604 619 6655 11935 207 ST 0742487 BC LTD MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 1X7 202 20050 STEWART CRES Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE RETAIL MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 0T4 -GROCERY/SUPERMARKET Description: CONTRACTORS-BUILDING (GENERAL Category: Commercial CONTRACTOR) Work: 604 465 5330 Category: Commercial 0991292 BC LTD DBA MAPLE RIDGE HYUNDAI Work: 604 467 1909 23213 LOUGHEED HWY 0755996 BC LTD. MAPLE RIDGE BC V2W 1C1 20395 123 AVE Description: AUTOMOTIVE-AUTO DEALER-NEW & USED MAPLE RIDGE BC Category: Commercial Description: CONTRACTORS-BUILDING (GENERAL Work: 604 467 3401 CONTRACTOR) 1001461 BC LTD Category: Home Based 12814 232 ST Work: 778 847 3087 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 6T9 0842412 BC LTD DBA DEAN'S MILKMAN DAIRY Description: AUTOMOTIVE-GAS STATION/CONVENIENCE 404 14301 256 ST Category: Commercial MAPLE RIDGE BC Work: 604 467 2997 Description: WHOLESALE & DISTRIBUTION-FOOD & 1002013 BC LTD DBA SPORT CLIPS HAIRCUTS BEVERAGE 106 22645 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD Category: Commercial MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 3K1 Work: 604 406 6660 Description: PERSONAL SERVICES - HAIR 0844502 BC LTD DBA ALOUETTE PHARMACY SALON/BARBER 8 11937 227 ST Category: Commercial MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 6J4 Work: 604 787 3030 Description: HEALTH RETAIL -PHARMACY 1010216 B.C. LTD. Category: Commercial 20680 THORNE AVE Work: 604 467 3784 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2K8 0891084 BC LTD DBA FATBURGER Description: BUSINESS SERVICES -OFFICE/BUSINESS 690 20395 LOUGHEED HWY SERVICE MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2P9 Category: Home Based Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES Work: 778 996 2665 -RESTAURANT/CAFE 1024256 BC LTD Category: Commercial 10683 247A ST Work: 604 562 8532 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2W 0A6 0949833 BC LTD Description: BUSINESS SERVICES -CONSULTING 10683 247A ST SERVICE MAPLE RIDGE BC V2W 0A6 Category: Home Based Description: BUSINESS SERVICES -CONSULTING Work: 604 613 5961 SERVICE 1025397 BC LTD Category: Home Based 11695 224 ST Work: 778 322 8700 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 6A3 0952503 BC LTD DBA THE GREAT MONGOLIAN BBQ Description: RENTAL UNIT-DWELLING UNITS 460 22709 LOUGHEED HWY Category: Commercial MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2V5 Work: 604 418 5375 Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES -RESTAURANT/CAFE Category: Commercial Work: 604 476 1199 ALR025 City of Maple Ridge Run Date: June 01, 2021 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Page: 2 1044358 BC LTD 1154556 BC LTD (DBA COBS BREAD WESTRIDGE) 23445 109 LOOP 17 20691 LOUGHEED HWY MAPLE RIDGE BC V2W 2B5 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2P9 Description: CONTRACTORS-BUILDING (GENERAL Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE RETAIL -BAKERY CONTRACTOR) Category: Commercial Category: Home Based Work: 604 459 1234 Work: 604 319 5932 1174453 BC LTD DBA GORILLA PROPERTY 1052545 BC LTD DBA ALAIR HOMES SERVICES 12788 236A ST 12872 235A ST MAPLE RIDGE BC V4R 1P9 MAPLE RIDGE BC Description: CONTRACTORS-RENOVATION/RESTORATIO Description: HOME & INDUSTRY SERVICES- POWER N/HOME IMPROVEMENT WASHING/BUILDING CLEANING Category: Home Based Category: Home Based Work: 604 788 4801 Work: 604-836-1187 1112711 B.C. LTD DBA KOREAN FARM 1180435 B.C. LTD 24344 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD 11937 227 ST MAPLE RIDGE BC V4R 1W8 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 6J4 Description: AGRICULTURE-CROP FARMING Description: RENTAL UNIT-DWELLING UNITS Category: Home Based Category: Commercial Work: 236 999 0258 Work: 604 790 7862 1119898 BC LTD DBA MEDICINE SHOPPE 1180435 B.C. LTD. PHARMACY #373 11937 227 ST 11919 224 ST MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 6J4 MAPLE RIDGE BC Description: RENTAL UNIT-COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL Description: HEALTH RETAIL -PHARMACY Category: Commercial Category: Commercial Work: 604 790 7862 Work: 604 854 5800 1199237 BC LTD ( DBA THE CHOPPED LEAF MAPLE 1121885 BC LTD DBA WOKING DRAGON CHOP RIDGE) SUEY 520 20395 LOUGHEED HWY 22248 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2P9 MAPLE RIDGE BC Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES -RESTAURANT/CAFE -RESTAURANT/CAFE Category: Commercial Category: Commercial Work: 778 370 0409 Work: 778 384 1087 1199244 BC LTD DBA MAPLE RIDGE IDA 1127295 BC LTD (A&W WEST MAPLE RIDGE) PHARMACY 20811 LOUGHEED HWY 22353 LOUGHEED HWY MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2R2 MAPLE RIDGE BC Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES Description: HEALTH RETAIL -PHARMACY -RESTAURANT/CAFE Category: Commercial Category: Commercial Work: 778 888 2030 Work: 604 1203613 BC LTD DBA SAN CEDAR DIRECT SALES 1134530 B.C. LTD (MAPLE RIDGE) LTD 12350 269 ST 21254 LOUGHEED HWY MAPLE RIDGE BC MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2R5 Description: PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM-FILM PRODUCTION Description: HOME & PROPERTY RETAIL -LUMBERYARD Category: Home Based Category: Commercial Work: 604 477 9595 Work: 604 881 4848 1144515 B.C LTD 1222492 BC LTD DBA UPDYNAMIC 12461 201 ST 26491 98 AVE MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 4L4 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2W 1K3 Description: COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY Description: CONTRACTORS-BUILDING (GENERAL SERVICES-COMPUTER CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR) Category: Home Based Category: Home Based Work: 778 288 7136 Work: 604 366 9386 ALR025 City of Maple Ridge Run Date: June 01, 2021 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Page: 3 1237946 BC LTD DBA RX PEOPLE'S PHARMACY 22392 DEWDNEY COIN LAUNDRY 7 22214 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD 22392 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 0E6 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 3J2 Description: HEALTH RETAIL -PHARMACY Description: CLOTHING & LAUNDRY SERVICE Category: Commercial -LAUNDROMAT Work: 604 479 1661 Category: Commercial 123ABC MONTESSORI CHILDCARE Work: 604 466 0642 12287 FULTON ST 2WHEEL 2ITION MOTORCYCLE SCHOOL MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 6L4 20896 123 AVE Description: COMMUNITY CARE-CHILD CARE LICENCED MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 4B2 UNDER THE COMMUNITY CARE ACT Description: EDUCATION & INSTRUCTION-UNCLASSIFIED Category: Home Based EDUCATION & INSTRUCTION Work: 604 467 0888 Category: Home Based 1247128 BC LTD Work: 604 463 4609 21369 RIVER RD 3 WISHES CHILDCARE CENTRE MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2B2 22375 CALLAGHAN AVE Description: RENTAL UNIT-DWELLING UNITS MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2E3 Category: Commercial Description: COMMUNITY CARE-CHILD CARE - GROUP Work: 604 406 6846 CHILD CARE CENTRE 1270761 B.C. LTD DBA LOUGHEED PHARMACY Category: Commercial 6 22932 LOUGHEED HWY Work: 604 467 2941 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2W2 3Y DEVELOPMENT INC Description: HEALTH RETAIL -PHARMACY 20253 TELEP AVE Category: Commercial MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 3Z3 Work: 604 463 4207 Description: WHOLESALE & DISTRIBUTION-IMPORT/EXPORT 1296760 BC LTD O/A MR GOLD Category: Home Based 11968 224 ST MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 6B3 Work: 778-322-0754 Description: FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES 440 MOBILE BLASTING INC -RESTAURANT/CAFE 25010 128 AVE Category: Commercial MAPLE RIDGE BC V4R 1S2 Work: 778 572 0201 Description: CONTRACTORS-SITE PREPARATION 2 MORROWS FIRST AID Category: Home Based 19 11355 COTTONWOOD DR Work: 778-998-6472 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2C6 466095 BC LTD. (DBA MC FREIGHT SYSTEMS) Description: EDUCATION & INSTRUCTION-TRADE/TECH 20070 113B AVE SCHOOL MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 0Y8 Category: Home Based Description: TRANSPORT GOODS & SERVICES Work: 604 767 6869 -UNCLASSIFIED TRANSPORTATION SERVICE 20/20 MARKETING LTD Category: Commercial 20165 113B AVE Work: 604 941 1382 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 0Z1 483860 BC LTD DBA CASHPLANET FINANCIAL Description: MANUFACTURING-UNCLASSIFIED 22361 LOUGHEED HWY MANUFACTURING MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2T3 Category: Commercial Description: FINANCIAL & INSTITUTIONAL Work: 604 465 3469 SERVICES-CURRENCY EXCHANGE/CHEQUE 203RD STREET GROUP HOME CASHING CENTRE 12217 203 ST Category: Commercial MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 4V4 Work: 604 467 1753 Description: RENTAL UNIT-ROOM RENTAL/CARE HOME 483860 BC LTD. DBA CASHPLANET FINANCIAL - Category: Commercial TOBACCO SALES Work: 604 465 8125 22361 LOUGHEED HWY MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2T3 Description: RETAIL -UNCLASSIFIED MISCELLANEOUS RETAIL Category: Commercial Work: 604 467 1753 ALR025 City of Maple Ridge Run Date: June 01, 2021 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Page: 4 531815 BC LTD 622387 BC LTD DBA BEACHCOMBER COQUITLAM 12719 216 ST 20503 LOUGHEED HWY MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 7K1 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2P9 Description: AUTOMOTIVE-AUTO Description: HOME & PROPERTY RETAIL -POOL & SPA DETAILING/UPHOLSTERY SUPPLIES Category: Home Based Category: Commercial Work: 604 467 5642 Work: 604 942 1544 555714 BC LTD DBA BRIKERS 642385 BC LTD (ADVANCED FLOW SYSTEMS INC) 12865 KATONIEN ST 27222 LOUGHEED HWY MAPLE RIDGE BC MAPLE RIDGE BC V2W 1V9 Description: MANUFACTURING-MACHINERY/EQUIPMEN Description: MANUFACTURING-MACHINERY/EQUIPMEN T T Category: Commercial Category: Commercial Work: 604 882 0077 Work: 604 462 1514 585886 BC LTD DBA DEWDNEY TRUNK HUSKY 645740 BC LTD (GILPINS PEST CONTROL) MARKET 12390 GARIBALDI ST 22882 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD MAPLE RIDGE BC V2W 1N2 MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 3K7 Description: HOME & INDUSTRY SERVICES-PEST Description: AUTOMOTIVE-GAS STATION/CONVENIENCE CONTROL Category: Commercial Category: Home Based Work: 604 467 5911 Work: 604 462 7378 585886 BC LTD DBA LOUGHEED HUSKY 679796 BC LTD CYPRESS AUTO BROKERS 21592 LOUGHEED HWY 11919 MAPLE MEADOWS WAY MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 2R9 MAPLE RIDGE BC Description: AUTOMOTIVE-GAS STATION/CONVENIENCE Description: AUTOMOTIVE-AUTO DEALER-NEW & USED Category: Commercial Category: Commercial Work: 604 467 6622 Work: 604 462 3313 585886 BC LTD DBA MAPLE RIDGE HUSKY MARKET 688271 BC LTD DBA WELLS AUTO SPORT 20690 DEWDNEY TRUNK RD 22245 LOUGHEED HWY MAPLE RIDGE BC V2X 3E5 MAPLE RIDGE BC Description: AUTOMOTIVE-GAS Description:
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