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Business Licences Business Licences BUSINESS NAME LICENCEE NAME BUSINESS DESCRIPTION ADDRESS # ADDRESS STREET DIR MAILING STREET1 PROV DIR1 CITY PC HARKNESS CONTRACTING SHELBY HARKNESS CONTRACTING - CONSTRUCTION 1771 28 AVENUE NE 28 AVENUE BC NE SALMON ARM V1E3X2 GUENTHER HOMES & GUENTHER HOMES & DEVELOPME CONTRACTING - CONSTRUCTION 1800 2 AVENUE SE BOX 906 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P1 H & R BLOCK SUDANO ENTERPRISES LTD. BUSINESS - TAX SPECIALIST 191 SHUSWAP STREET NW BOX 3464 BC SALMON ARM V1E4S2 H2O4U WATER PURE & SIMPLE LIQUID VENTURES LTD. RETAIL - WATER DISTRIBUTION & S 401 251 TCH NW TCH BC NW SALMON ARM V1E3B8 HANOI 36 HAI MANH VU FOOD SERVICES - RESTAURANT A 141 HUDSON AVENUE NE 1 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E4E1 HANS R. BERLS DENTURIST BERLS, HANS R. BUSINESS - DENTURIST 103 320 ALEXANDER STREET NE BOX 561 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N7 HARBOURFRONT FAMILY HARBOURFRONT CHIROPRACTIC C BUSINESS - CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH 1 661 ROSS STREET NE ROSS STREET BC NE SALMON ARM V1E2T3 HARDIE HOME DECORATING RON HARDIE RETAIL 303 & 304 251 TCH NW TRANS CANADA HWY BC NW SALMON ARM V1E3B8 HEALTHQUEST NATURAL HANK & MARILLA BERKENPAS RETAIL - GIFTS, SUPPLEMENTS 191 SHUSWAP STREET NW BOX 105 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N2 HARDER CONCRETE BRAYDEN HARDER CONTRACTING - CONCRETE FINISHI 36 2951 11 AVENUE NE 11 AVENUE BC NE SALMON ARM V1E1V8 GREEN CREEK TIMBER GREEN CREEK TIMBER CONSTRUCTI CONTRACTING - TIMBER FRAME, D SCOTCH CREEK CROWFOOT DRIVE BC ANGLEMONT V0E1M8 HARMONY STRATA MANAGEME HARMONY STRATA MANAGEMENT BUSINESS - STRATA MANAGEMENT 4951 14 STREET NE BOX 1270 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P4 HARTTY CLOTHING WOODSMAN EQUIPMENT RETAIL 160 HUDSON AVENUE (MAIN) NE BOX 235 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N3 HARWOOD ELECTRIC LTD. HARWOOD ELECTRIC LTD. CONTRACTING - ELECTRICAL BLIND BAY BLIND BAY ROAD BC BLIND BAY V0E1H1 HATCH & KOSTAL KARCY KOSTAL/JO-ANNA HATCH CONTRACTING - HOME HANDYMA TAPPEN TAPPEN NOTCH HILL ROAD BC TAPPEN V0E2X3 HAUS & HOME ENVIRONMENTA MARKUS KRUPP CONTRACTING - HOME INSPECTIO 405 1449 1 AVENUE NE 1 AVENUE BC NE SALMON ARM V1E0C4 HEADLINES HAIR DESIGN RACHEL JAMEUS PERSONAL CARE SERVICE - UNISEX 5 111 LAKESHORE DRIVE NE 40 STREET BC NW SALMON ARM V1E3A5 HEAD GAMEZ RACHELE SPANIER PERSONAL CARE SERVICE - HAIRDR 391 HUDSON AVENUE NE 30 STREET BC NE SALMON ARM V1E3G7 DROP ZONE WEIGHT LOSS DROP ZONE WEIGHT LOSS LTD. BUSINESS - WEIGHT LOSS 104 650 TCH NE TCH BC NE SALMON ARM V1E2S6 HARD ROCK GRANITE EMMA ROCKS GRANITE INC. MANUFACTURING - GRANITE COU 5270 AUTO ROAD SE AUTO ROAD BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1X3 GRASS ROOT DAIRIES GARY AND KATHY WIKKERINK RETAIL - DDAIRY FARM/CHEESE PL 1470 50 STREET SW 50 STREET BC SW SALMON ARM V1E3B5 GORD JONES DRYWALL & JONES, GORDON CONTRACTING - DRYWALL, PLASTE 651 27 STREET SE 27 STREET BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1C8 GOSHEN CONSULTANTS INC. GOSHEN CONSULTANTS INC. BUSINESS - EMPLOYMENT COUNSE 202 310 HUDSON AVENUE NE BOX 1746 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P8 October-03-19 Page 1 of 52 BUSINESS NAME LICENCEE NAME BUSINESS DESCRIPTION ADDRESS # ADDRESS STREET DIR MAILING STREET1 PROV DIR1 CITY PC GO WEST CREATIONS LEANNE SCHMIDT CRAFTER/ARTISAN 1981 19 AVENUE SE 19 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1N6 G-POP'S DINER AND SWEET DEBORAH JAMES FOOD SERVICE - DINER 2401 10 AVENUE (TCH) SW 12 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E2C8 GRACE MOTOR COACH MARK/NANCY PRIDDLE TRANSPORTATION - BUS CHARTER 5351 46 AVENUE SE BOX 2111 BC SALMON ARM V1E4R1 GRAHAM'S WELDING GRAHAM, AIDAN CONTRACTING - MOBILE WELDING 2590 30 STREET NE 30 STREET BC NE SALMON ARM V1E3G6 GRANITE CREEK MASONRY MIKE VICTOR CONTRACTING - MASONRY TAPPEN SUNNYBRAE CANOE POINT RO BC TAPPEN V0E2X1 GRANATA MASONRY TONY KRASUIN CONTRACTING - BRICK LAYING 6841 52 STREET NE BOX 707 BC CANOE V0E1K0 GRILL-TREE ENTERPRISES GRILL-TREE ENTERPRISES CRAFTER/ARTISAN SORRENTO PETERSON ROAD BC SORRENTO V0E2W1 GRANTING WISHES SERVICES ROD MARTIN/COLIN BUTTS CONTRACTING - BUSINESS COACHI 1160 49 AVENUE NE 49 AVENUE BC NE SALMON ARM V1E3P1 GREEN CANOE CANNABIS 1826900 AB LTD. RETAIL - NON-MEDICAL CANNABIS 7390 50 STREET NE BOX 309 BC CANOE V0E1K0 GRATTITUDE HOT YOGA SHAUNA LEWIS PERSONAL CARE SERVICE - YOGA S 305 ALEXANDER STREET NE BOX 1077 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P2 GRAYDON SECURITY GRAYDON GROUP MANAGEMENT BUSINESS - SECURITY - SERVICE/IN 31 1 STREET SE BOX 1055 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P4 0875448 BC LTD. dba GREAT 0875448 BC LTD. AUTOMOBILE - OIL CHANGE FACILI 1291 TCH SW TCH BC SW SALMON ARM V1E1S9 GREAT WEST PLUMBING AND GREAT WEST PLUMBING AND GASF CONTRACTING - PLUMBING 4661 45 STREET SW 45 STREET BC SW SALMON ARM V1E3C1 GREENTREES MOBILE HOME MI IL JUNG MOBILE HOME PARK 4191 11 AVENUE NE 11 AVENUE BC NE SALMON ARM V1E1C6 GREEN EMERALD GREEN EMERALD INVESTMENTS IN CONTRACTING - RESIDENTIAL BUIL 2100 45 AVENUE NE 45 AVENUE BC NE SALMON ARM V1E2A3 GREEN FARMS GREG AND NICOLE RUTH CONTRACTING - LANDSCAPING 2581 50 STREET (TCH) NE 50 STREET (TCH) BC NE SALMON ARM V1E1Y4 HEALTHY SPOT PET JOHN & ANDREA LAURIDSEN RETAIL - PET SUPPLY STORE 5 1050 10 AVENUE SW 48 AVENUE BC VERNON V1T3R5 GRANT THORNTON LLP GRANT THORNTON LLP BUSIENSS - CHARTERED PROFESSIO 101 541 6 STREET NE BOX 697 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N8 HUB INTERNATIONAL BARTON HUB INTERNATIONAL BARTON INS BUSINESS - INSURANCE 310 HUDSON AVENUE NE BOX 3067 BC SALMON ARM V1E4R8 HOME BUILDING CENTRE - SA BUILDING HOLDINGS RETAIL 151 5 STREET SW 27 STREET BC VERNON V1T4Y8 HOME SWEET HOME CHILD DIOSELYS JASEFINA/CHAM PERAZA DAY CARE - FAMILY 80 6 STREET SE 6 STREET BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1G7 HOURSPACE TRUSTEES OF LAKESIDE COMMUNI NON-PROFIT - CO-WORKING SPACE 391 HUDSON AVENUE NE BOX 71 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N2 HOUSEKEEPING BY PATRICIA PATRICIA LYNN BOSCHALK CONTRACTING - HOUSEKEEPING 310 1 STREET SE 1 STREET BC SE SALMON ARM V1E4H5 HOUSE OF PAGE B & B CONNIE BLOOMFIELD BED & BREAKFAST 460 10 AVENUE SW 10 AVENUE BC SW SALMON ARM V1E1T5 HOWES DESIGNS LTD. HOWES DESIGNS LTD. BUSINESS - ARCHITECTURAL, HOM 1181 8 AVENUE NE 8 AVENUE BC NE SALMON ARM V1E4A5 HR WEST CONSULTING Robyn Jespersen DBA Jespersen Pe BUSINESS - HUMAN RESOURCES C BC SALMON ARM October-03-19 Page 2 of 52 BUSINESS NAME LICENCEE NAME BUSINESS DESCRIPTION ADDRESS # ADDRESS STREET DIR MAILING STREET1 PROV DIR1 CITY PC HEADS UP IRRIGATION TANNER TOMPKINS CONTRACTING - IRRIGATION MAIN 3190 5 AVENUE SE 5 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E2B7 HUB INTERNATIONAL HUB INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE BUSINESS - INSURANCE BOKER 112 1151 10 AVENUE SW 10 AVENUE BC SW SALMON ARM V1E1T3 HOLLYPARK CONSTRUCTION HOLLYPARK CONSTRUCTION CORP CONTRACTING - GENERAL CONTRA VERNON BOX 1025 STN MAIN BC VERNON V1T6N2 HUCUL PRINTING LTD HUCUL PRINTING LTD. MEDIA SERVICES - PRINTER 2 471 5 STREET SW 5 STREET BC SW SALMON ARM V1E1S9 HUDSON DENTAL CLINIC DR. TLG BOLLANS INC. BUSINESS - DENTAL CLINIC 14 270 HUDSON AVENUE NE BOX 608 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N7 HUDSON VINTAGE EILA K. POWER RETAIL - RETAIL & CONSIGNMENT 120 HUDSON AVENUE NE BOX 405 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N5 HUNGRY PANDA CURBSIDE HUNGRY PANDA CURBSIDE NOODL FOOD SERVICE 180 HUDSON AVENUE NE BOX 1180 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P3 HUYTER HOUSE OF SEWING KEREN HUYTER CRAFTERS/ARTISANS 2610 5 AVENUE SE 5 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1C8 HYDRO-TECH PLUMBING & JASON TRELEAVEN CONTRACTING - PLUMBING & HEA 1171 22 AVENUE SW 22 AVENUE BC SW SALMON ARM V1E1N2 IAN D. JOHNSON IAN D. JOHNSON BUSINESS - COUNSELLING/PSYCHO #204 20 HUDSON AVENUE NE BOX 292 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N3 IC URETHANE PRODUCTS INC. IC URETHAN PRODUCTS, INC. MANUFACTURING - RUBBER PROD 1 5481 48 AVENUE SE 48 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1X2 HUB INTERNATIONAL HUB INTERNATIONAL BARTON LIMI BUSINESS - INSURANCE AGENT AN 150 HUDSON AVENUE NE 10 AVENUE BC SW SALMON ARM V1E1T3 HIGH COUNTRY POWER WASH HIGH COUNTRY POWER WASH LTD CONTRACTING - POWERWASHING 5140 10 AVENUE SE 10 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1W5 HEARLINGLIFE CANADA LTD. HEARINGLIFE BUSINESS - HEARING HEALTHCARE 301 251 TCH NW YONGE STREET ON TORONTO M2N6K1 HEARTWOOD MIDWIFERY ARIEL CHRISTMAN BUSINESS - REGISTERED MIDWIFER A 2991 10 AVENUE (TCH) SW BOX 846 BC REVELSTOKE V0E2S0 HELPING HANDS JAMES & GWEN GERBRANDT CONTRACTING - LANDSCAPER/GAR 3 171 BEATTY AVENUE NW BEATTY AVENUE BC NW SALMON ARM V1E2W4 HERITAGE HOUSE JEWELLERS JANET MCNALLY RETAIL - JEWELLERY & WATCH SAL 102 2090 10 AVENUE SW 10 AVENUE BC SW SALMON ARM V1E1T4 HEYDEWERK HOMES RUDY HEYDE CONTRACTING - BUILDER TAPPEN SOUTHVIEW ROAD BC TAPPEN V0E2X1 HI-BAK EXCAVATING DAN GMUR CONTRACTING - EXCAVATING 4750 40 AVENUE SE 40 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1X2 HIDDEN VALLEY RESORT & VY-GAR ENTERPRISES LTD. MOBILE HOME PARK 6670 TCH NE BOX 370 BC NE CANOE V0E1K0 HIDDEN GEMS BOOKSTORE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS RETAIL D 331 ALEXANDER STREET NE BOX 1545 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P6 HOME RESTAURANT #6 BARCON ENTERPRISES LTD. FOOD SERVICES - RESTAURANT 11 2801 10 AVENUE (TCH) NE 10 AVENUE (TCH) BC NE SALMON ARM V1E2S3 HIGH COUNTRY CARPENTRY KASHTIN MAIR CONTRACTING - FRAMING 1940 3 AVENUE SE 3 AVENUE BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1V1 HOMELIFE SALMON ARM PAUL AGASSIZ, JAY AGASSIZ, JIM G BUSINESS - REAL ESTATE 404 251 TCH NW TCH BC NW SALMON ARM V1E3B8 HILLTOP TOYOTA KAIZEN HOLDINGS LTD. AUTOMOBILE - DEALER, NEW & U 2350 10 AVENUE (TCH) NE BOX 1511 BC SALMON ARM V1E4P6 HILLSIDE CONSTRUCTION 430937 B.C. LTD. CONTRACTING - GENERAL EAGLE BAY BOX 10023 BC SALMON ARM V1E3B9 October-03-19 Page 3 of 52 BUSINESS NAME LICENCEE NAME BUSINESS DESCRIPTION ADDRESS # ADDRESS STREET DIR MAILING STREET1 PROV DIR1 CITY PC HILLTOP INN SHUSWAP DEVELOPMENT LTD. HOTEL/MOTEL - HOTEL 1460 TCH NE STIRLING STREET BC VANCOUVER V5P4H6 HINDBO CONSTRUCTION GROU HINDBO CONSTRUCTION GROUP IN CONTRACTING - GENERAL 2691 13 AVENUE SW BOX 774 BC SALMON ARM V1E4N8 HOBART CONSTRUCTION MICHAEL HOBART/JONATHAN HOB CONTRACTING - BUILDER 1950 24 STREET NE 24 STREET BC NE SALMON ARM V1E3M5 HODGSON SAW LTD. HODGSON SAW LTD. MANUFACTURING - CARBIDE CIRC 4240 45 STREET SE 45 STREET BC SE SALMON ARM V1E1X1 HOLLAND HOUSE CAN AGRI CAPITAL LTD.
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