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The Kootenay Robusters is a non-profit organization for breast cancer survivors and associates to experience physical, emotional, spiritual and mental wellness at a level that they find comfortable and personally challenging. Through the paddling experience, it is their aim to raise awareness of breast cancer and the uplifting truth that there is life after breast cancer.
The Kootenay Robusters are in their 13th season of paddling in Christina Lake and always welcome new paddlers. Everyone on the team is a volunteer and each member contributes to the organization by serving on the various committees that are needed to make the team function. Money raised through sales of their annual calendar – a project which allows them to operate their paddling program while keeping costs low for any woman who wants to participate. As well as contributing to the yearly donation of $5000.00 to the Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital – this time for a digital mammography machine.
The Kootenay Robusters also took part in Relays for Life in three communities and also had participants in the CIBC Run for the Cure. Throughout the year they attended events at local businesses such as Shoppers’ Look Good Feel Better , Mark’s Work Wearhouse Ladies’ Day, and Castlegar Rec’s Parade of Programs.
The team’s big adventure was attending the San Francisco Dragon Boat Festival, where they fulfilled their mission to raise breast cancer awareness by being the only breast cancer team participating – and attracted a lot of attention in their bright pink shirts and PFDs.
Anyone interested in joining the team regardless of fitness level, age or being personally affected by breast cancer, are welcome to join and bring awareness to this important cause. Please contact Kootenay Robusters to let them know you will be paddling and to find the location of the boat launch.
Weekly Practice: From May- Middle of September Practice 3 times/week active Tuesday, Thursday evenings 6pm-7:30pm and Saturday mornings from 9-11am. There is also a paddling machine in each community which can be used individually by The Robusters in the off season.
AGM: Fall/Winter
Annual Events: Annual Calendar Sales begin every September for sale at several local businesses in Christina Lake, Trail, Rossland , Castlegar and surrounding areas. Anyone wanting to submit a picture for next years Calendar 2015, please email to joycliff(@telus.net.)
Contact: Christina Lake & Grand Forks: Jeanie Tourcotte : 250-447-6169
Castlegar : Joy Anderson 250-365-3794
Rossland: Mary Hatlevik 250-362-9452
The Parent Advisory Council (PAC), is an organization which works in partnership with Christina Lake Elementary School. CLES includes around 102 students and around 9 teachers and staff. This school is the foundation for our children of Christina Lake and one of the most unique schools around thanks to the teachers, parents and the community that make this school so wonderful.
Our Parent Advisory Committee meets once a month and are part of making wonderful things happen in our School. We coordinate fundraisers like selling Purdy’s Chocolates, Bottle Drives, special school lunch days, Christmas Raffle and bake sale all extra profits go back into the school to give back to our children for school trips and other school needs.
We organize fun events like family movie nights for all of the families to enjoy, volunteer our time in our annual special days like Winter Fun day and Sports Day events which have been a tradition of the CLES School for as many years as we can remember. It’s our committee and community that helps makes these events happen thanks to our organizing, our time and our commitment to our children and school.
We are a wonderful community with a wonderful school all living here for one reason and that’s to enjoy the uniqueness and beauty of the people we live amongst and help give our children the learning foundation to become successful adults one day as our generations move on and on.
Annual Fundraising Events: Bottle Drive: Fall, Winter, Spring, QSP Magazine Subscription Fundraiser, Purdy’s Chocolates for Christmas & Easter, PAC Movie Night, Poinsettia Sales, PAC’s Awesome Raffle, December Bake Sale.
AGM Meeting: October
Monthly Meetings: First Wednesday of Every Month at 5pm in CLES staff room
Contact: Sheldon Weigel, President
Christina Lake Snowmobile Society is a registered Society. It has a club of 25-30 members and was formed at Christina Lake in the late 1990s. The riding is mainly at the Walker creek area on the Paulsen summit, where they have a cabin that was built in 2007. The riding is mainly done over logging trails and cleared logging areas as the trails are not groomed.
They are a family oriented club and try to organize as many family oriented events as possible. There are two annual events that The Christina Lake Snowmobile Society host, The Poker Run in Jan/Feb and The Family Fun Day in March. Both these events are well attended and enjoyed by all! If interested in becoming a member please contact The Christina Lake Snowmobile Society.
Monthly Meetings: November-April contact for times
Annual Events: Poker Run Jan/Feb, Family Fun Day March
Contact: Dan Marcoux
Email: danmarcoux(@shaw.ca)
The citizens on patrol have been building the membership and agreeing materials such as a reader board (speed monitor) and display material, they have helped with recruitment and with assisting the RCMP by being additional eyes and ears for the community. Their main focus is during the months of July and August when patrols are undertaken at night by pairs of volunteers. A reader board is used during the year to monitor drivers rate of speed in areas such as the school and park zones. Please contact Citizens on Patrol if you are interested in volunteering.
The Christina Lake Waterfront Property Owners Society are an incorporated society in British Columbia, formed in 2010.
The Christina Lake Waterfront Property Owners Society will aim to:
1. Be a strong and united voice to ensure that our rights be preserved and respected when dealing with government at all levels.
2. Work constructively with government and other local groups to represent our views.
3. Communicate interactively with members about important and upcoming issues relevant to waterfront owners.
4. Provide timely discussions and the ability for all members to voice opinions on topics of interest in order to develop unified positions on issues.
The Christina Lake Waterfront Property Owners Society Board members have provided input in the preparation of letters sent to our local MLA and the BC Minister of the Environment concerning issues of significance to our members, the most of important of which is the invasive species, Eurasian Water Milfoil. They are working closely with our regional district to explore all reasonable, legal and cost-effective methods to help mitigate the impact of this nuisance at Christina Lake. There board is fully supportive of the work by the Christina Lake Stewardship Society in providing information to local and visiting boaters concerning the potential dangers of Zebra/Quagga mussels. There board feels that this issue needs to be raised on the radar of our local federal member of parliament and the federal ministry of the environment and we will be working to that end.
The Christina Lake Waterfront Property Owners Society continues to solicit membership to their society within the Christina Lake Waterfront Owners’ group. They presently have two openings on their board, if you are interested in joining the board, please contact or visit their website.
Monthly Meetings: Periodically as required
Newsletter: Periodically as required
AGM: August
Contact: Mike Fairweather
Email: chair(@christinalakewpos.com)
Christina Lake is located half way across the southern edge of the province, just north of the British Columbia-Washington border. It is considered part of the Boundary Country, the area of the province nestled between the Okanagan Valley and West Kootenay Valley regions; geographically defined by the Kettle River Valley and the Monashee Mountains.
Location and climate are two of the main attractions of Christina Lake. Clear mountain-fed streams, clean lakes and hectares of wilderness create plentiful opportunities for recreation. Plenty of sunshine, four full seasons, and mild temperatures make Christina Lake an ideal environment for those who love the outdoors. Christina Lake has the distinction of being the warmest tree lined lake in Canada due to hot springs deep in the lake. Christina Lake is a community with many assets. An unincorporated village with little government infrastructure, it has risen to become a home for some, and a destination for many. Years of volunteer work by local residents have created a community which is enlightened on environmental and social concerns, and yet maintains an intrinsically small-town quality which is cherished by locals and visitors alike. These efforts have established a community whose assets are varied, yet cohesive; historical yet progressive.
Christina Lake Tourism Society was established in 2010 and in 2013 and received the official designation as an official ‘Visitor Information Centre’ allowing specialized signage, employee training and materials for our Visitor Information Desk that is housed in the Christina Living Arts Centre, otherwise known as the Welcome Centre.
The Society aims to improve its capacity for ‘inbound marketing’. This refers to the process of reaching new visitors through the internet, now seen as the key marketing approach for tourism. As well as a collaborative approach to marketing and achieving goals set out in our strategic plan. Working towards strong partnerships within our community and region The Christina Lake Tourism Society Tourism Society also operates Tina’s Trading Post, offering Christina Lake Branded merchandise. Visitors have the opportunity to take a picture of themselves ‘jumping off the bridge’, a three-dimensional floor painting of a wooden trestle bridge over Cascade Gorge, celebrating our area’s history.
Tourism is one of the most effective ways of redistributing wealth, by moving money into local economies from other parts of the province, country and internationally. It brings income into a community that would otherwise not be earned.
Increased Tourism provides economic benefits to our Business Community on all levels. Working collectively benefits the entire region and creates a vital community and destination for visitors.
To assist all tourism related businesses in Christina Lake to plan, market, and attract new customers.
CHRISTINA LAKE TOURISM SOCIETY METHODOLOGY:
Through the development of a Tourism Plan, the CLTS will include, but not be limited to, these four areas:
Building on the strengths of existing community groups; CLTS will help the business community increase its influence region-wide; will strengthen the capacity of businesses; and will foster a strong business climate, a healthy quality of life, sustainable community development and increased levels of tourism. For tourism to be sustainable, it is most effective if its development is in line with the needs of the local community. To work towards this goal, the impacts of tourism on the local community will be monitored on a regular basis.
Socially, environmentally and fiscally responsible; supportive of healthy families, strong communities and of the pioneering spirit of our residents; promoters of collaboration, partnerships and accessibility; inclusive; transparent and friendly.
The Christina Lake Stewardship Society (CLSS) is a non-profit charitable organization that was established in January of 2001 (Committee Est. 1994). The mandate of the Society is to maintain the quality and health of the Christina Lake Watershed.
The CLSS office is located in the Christina Lake Living Arts Center (Welcome Centre). There is an interpretive gallery as well as the public resource library that has many reports, maps and data for the Christina lake Watershed. The gallery contains various wildlife and nature themed exhibits, an area for kids to learn and colour, a beautiful mural as well as information on invasive species, area ecology and how to live and play safely around wildlife and in our environment.
CLSS keeps busy year round with community outreach and environmental education via the interpretive gallery, summer youth programs; community events such as the Annual Watershed Review and Homecoming, as well as visits to the local schools. We also work in partnership with other organizations to conduct monitoring for invasive species (including the zebra and quagga mussels and northern pike), and facilitate community events such as Lake Clean-up Day, which has occurred since 2000.
Our volunteers have contributed to all aspects of our organization including helping with special events, inventory, and organization of the gallery and office work. As well as field work such as kokanee enumerations and monitoring of our lakes and streams and helping with our native plant nursery and Solar Aquatic System plant maintenance.
The dedication of our volunteers is what allows the CLSS to make a difference in our community, and helps in the conservation of this area for future generations. If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer Steward, please contact us at CLSS@shaw.ca or 250-447-2504 or come visit us at our office.
Contact: Stewardship Coordinator at CLSS@shaw.ca or (250)447-2504
Christina Lake Parks and Recreation Commission is a wonderful group of volunteers dedicated to providing recreation facilities and park ways with the stewardship of our lake and parks always forefront in the decision making process.
Christina Lake Parks and Recreation Commission arrange venue and instructors for yearly exercise programs, Christina Lake Triathlon, Children’s fitness programs. They maintain trails, parks grounds and sports areas. They have purchased and installed outside exercise equipment. They have formed several partnerships in the community including the partnership with Christina Lake Stewardship to fund the derelict dock removal as well as annual funding. Partnering also, with the Community Hall to fund exercise facilities and equipment as well as with the Christina Lake Chamber of Commerce and Fire Department to provide Childs playground at The Christina Living Arts Centre (Welcome Centre). CL REC Commission is also researching possibilities for a walking bridge over Christina Creek. They arrange for maintenance, marking, identification and publicizing area walking and bike trails.
Monthly Meetings: 2nd Wednesday of every month at Christina Living Arts Centre
Annual Events: Christina Lake Triathlon every June, Calendar of Monthly events available through the mail or at The Christina Lake Welcome Centre
Join us for the Annual Christina Lake Homecoming Summerfest July 12th-14th, 2024!
The Homecoming Summerfest has become a tradition here in Christina Lake, a place where memories are shared, and new ones are made. It’s a time for all, past and present, near or far, to unify in our love for “The Lake”. It’s a time for our community, to come together to celebrate our regions talents, showcase our businesses and bring awareness to our community services and organizations.
This year’s Summerfest is kicking off with a FREE live outdoor concert located at the Christina Lake Welcome Centre, hosted by the Christina Lake Arts and Artisans Society, CLAAS. Doors open at 6pm, music to start at 7pm. CLAAS will be selling drinks and Pony Espresso will be open late for this event!
Saturday, July 13th , event will kick off at the Christina Lake Community Hall with a Pancake breakfast, opening ceremonies, a local vendors market, and KIDS ZONE! Events will move to the Christina Lake Provincial Park where Professional Sand Sculptor – Alex Avelino will be creating a sand masterpiece and will also be the judge for our own sandcastle building contest. There will also be free Fireboat and Dragon Boat rides, free kayak and paddleboard rentals, a BBQ, and the CLES PAC selling drinks and snacks. For Saturday evening, at the Christina Lake Community Hall there will be a chili dinner followed by a FREE live concert with Vancouver BC band, Whiskey Down. Tailout Brewing and Mountain Soul Winery will be operating the beer gardens.
On Sunday, July 14th, the Grand Forks Community Trails Society will be leading a guided hike on the Deer Point Trail.
Christina Lake Fire Fighters Society and Christina Lake Fire Department work together to improve and support the Fire Department , its members and our community.
The Christina Lake Fire Fighters Society has up to 25 members. The main focus of the Society is to support the Fire Department who practice and train to save lives and protect property.
They are also involved in sponsoring several community events including the Community Easter Egg Hunt and sponsoring youth throughout our community for sports and academics. They lead the organization of the Halloween Fireworks and Hot Chocolate on the Beach, working in conjunction with the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary , community members and organizations to put on one of the most spectacular Fireworks display in our region! They also host the Fire Department Open House in May, raising funds and creating fire safety awareness for our community. As well as spreading joy during the Holiday Season by delivering Christmas Hampers in December. They are also constructing a new Annex building for the Fire Hall.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer Fire Fighter please contact The Fire Department
for more information on this valuable community service.
For Any questions on burning and Fire bans go to: www.bcwildfire.ca
Monthly Society Meetings: 1st Wednesday of every month at Fire Hall
Fire Department Practice: Wednesday at 7pm at Fire Hall
AGM: February
Annual Events: Halloween Fireworks ( Oct 31), Fire Department Open House (May) ,Christina Lake Fire Fighters Golf Fundraiser (June), Homecoming Community BBQ (July), Christmas Hampers (ongoing from November through to December 22nd)
Email: : jgeary@rdkb.com
Contact:
Joe Greary
Fire Chief
Christina Lake Fire Rescue
P. O. Box 18
Christina Lake, B.C. V0H 1E0
Non-emergency chief’s cell
250 444 0553
(250) 447-6611 Fire Hall
(250) 444-0553 Cell
(250) 447-2649 Fax
EM: : jgeary@rdkb.com
The Advisory Planning Commission Electoral Area ‘c’ meet regularly to review applications for development variances for building and related issues for the Advisory Planning Commission of the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary Area ‘c’ official Community Plan – Bylaw No. 1250 and Area ‘c’ Zoning Bylaw No. 1300 are reviewed and updated as required and prompted by the residents of Christina Lake.
The Planning Commission appointees review applications, check on site locations and comment on development variances.
Monthly Meetings: First Tuesday of the month at The Christina Lake Fire Hall
Contact: Dave Durand
Email: durands(@yahoo.com)
Christina Gateway Community Development Association or “Gateway” was developed in 2012 with a mission to mobilize the beautiful community of Christina Lake by addressing strategic community issues in order to strengthen community life and build the framework for sustainable local economic and social development.
Gateway’s goals are to Increase intra community communication, strengthen community organizations in Christina Lake, strengthen existing businesses, develop and attract new businesses and to strengthen marketing of Christina Lake and its attributes, events and business opportunities.
Cascade Cemetery Restoration Committee is a group of dedicated individuals who are protecting and maintaining Cascade Cemetery. The oldest grave known and documented at this cemetery is Sam Swanson, his grave dates back to 1898 . Cascade Cemetery holds much history, with many of it yet to be discovered. Bev Bolduc leads this committee, researching as much as she can. Each year the responsibilities remain the same, raking , weeding etc. Every Friday morning weather permitting they show up with rakes, pruners, wheelbarrows, and energy. For about 1-2 hours they work weeding, raking.
Meetings as needed
AGM: April/May
Contact: Bev Bolduc
Email: delbolduc(@hotmail.com)
Boundary Community Hospice Association Mission Statement: Support when you need it most.
Boundary Community Hospice Association has provided hundreds of hours volunteer “vigil” support in our two palliative care rooms, extended care and community. As well as providing education and resources around “end of life” care for our community members. A Volunteer Drivers Program has been coordinated under our Hospice Umbrella; it is a very popular program, utilized by many members.
For Hospice support; Our volunteers come in (often on short notice) to sit with individuals whom are actively dying to ensure they are not alone and provide family members much needed respite. We also have a Volunteer Drivers Program, where volunteers tackle the summits in all types of weather for community members in need of getting to medical related appointments. They travel to Trail, Castlegar, Kelowna, Penticton and within our communities as well. If interested in volunteering for the various programs like palliative care or volunteer drivers program, The Boundary Community Hospice Association welcomes your call.
In Service Monthly Meetings: First Tuesday, at Board Room in Boundary Hospital, contact office regarding In service meetings and time confirmation
AGM: September
Annual Events: Lighting of the Memorial Tree December at Boundary Lodge, Hospice Training in Fall
Contact: Louise Fitzgerald
Email: boundaryhospice(@gmail.com) or louise.fitzgerald(@interiorhealth.ca)
The Auxiliary to The Christina Lake Community Association consists of over twenty-six members, who volunteer to help in preparation of food for various functions relating to fund raising for the Christina Lake Community Hall, including spaghetti pasta dinners, Homecoming Community Dinner and many others. Many hours are spent by the Auxiliary volunteers, helping for funerals and dinners in the Hall. Their role in the function of the Community Hall is integral. The Auxiliary is a wonderful group of ladies who welcome new members and volunteers to help assist in this valued community service.
Annual Events: April, August & October Pasta Dinners at The Community Hall, Homecoming Summer Festival Community Dinner in July
Monthly Meetings: 3rd Monday of every month at 10:15am at The Community Hall
Contact: Louisa Vachon
Email: gbrewer(@shaw.ca)
Weekly meetings at the Christina Lake Community Hall – 90 Park Rd, Christina Lake BC
Give us a call for more details
Martina 236-350-2035 or Gayle 250-442-6125
Christina Lake Arts & Artisans Society (aka CLAAS) is a charitable organization whose mandate is to Celebrate and Energize our community through the Arts. We do this in a number of ways. Since its opening in 2011, it has become a focal point of the community. It also is the location for our numerous free workshops and classes in the arts and the base for our Summer Concert Series, which draws 100’s of locals and visitors out to see and hear top notch performances, both inside and out back in the park. See our website www.christinalakearts.com for full information. Pop us an email to gallery@christinalakearts.com if you have any questions. We are always happy to help!
These roles are designed to complement each other in fulfilling the needs of the Christina Lake Tourism Society. While we envision these positions being filled by two dedicated individuals, we are open to the possibility of one qualified candidate fulfilling both roles, should it be an appropriate fit. Whether you're interested in one specific role or believe...
These roles are designed to complement each other in fulfilling the needs of...
The Kootenay Robusters is a non-profit organization for breast cancer survivors and associates to experience physical, emotional, spiritual and mental wellness at a level that they find comfortable and personally challenging. Through the paddling experience, it is their aim to raise awareness of breast cancer and the uplifting truth that there is life after breast cancer. The...
The Kootenay Robusters is a non-profit organization for breast cancer survivors and associates...
The Parent Advisory Council (PAC), is an organization which works in partnership with Christina Lake Elementary School. CLES includes around 102 students and around 9 teachers and staff. This school is the foundation for our children of Christina Lake and one of the most unique schools around thanks to the teachers, parents and the community that make...
The Parent Advisory Council (PAC), is an organization which works in partnership with...
Christina Lake Snowmobile Society is a registered Society. It has a club of 25-30 members and was formed at Christina Lake in the late 1990s. The riding is mainly at the Walker creek area on the Paulsen summit, where they have a cabin that was built in 2007. The riding is mainly done over logging trails and...
Christina Lake Snowmobile Society is a registered Society. It has a club of...
The citizens on patrol have been building the membership and agreeing materials such as a reader board (speed monitor) and display material, they have helped with recruitment and with assisting the RCMP by being additional eyes and ears for the community. Their main focus is during the months of July and August when patrols are undertaken at...
The citizens on patrol have been building the membership and agreeing materials such...
The Christina Lake Waterfront Property Owners Society are an incorporated society in British Columbia, formed in 2010. The Christina Lake Waterfront Property Owners Society will aim to: 1. Be a strong and united voice to ensure that our rights be preserved and respected when dealing with government at all levels. 2. Work constructively with government and other...
The Christina Lake Waterfront Property Owners Society are an incorporated society in British...
Christina Lake is located half way across the southern edge of the province, just north of the British Columbia-Washington border. It is considered part of the Boundary Country, the area of the province nestled between the Okanagan Valley and West Kootenay Valley regions; geographically defined by the Kettle River Valley and the Monashee Mountains. Location and climate...
Christina Lake is located half way across the southern edge of the province,...
The Christina Lake Stewardship Society (CLSS) is a non-profit charitable organization that was established in January of 2001 (Committee Est. 1994). The mandate of the Society is to maintain the quality and health of the Christina Lake Watershed. The CLSS office is located in the Christina Lake Living Arts Center (Welcome Centre). There is an interpretive gallery...
The Christina Lake Stewardship Society (CLSS) is a non-profit charitable organization that was...
Christina Lake Parks and Recreation Commission is a wonderful group of volunteers dedicated to providing recreation facilities and park ways with the stewardship of our lake and parks always forefront in the decision making process. Christina Lake Parks and Recreation Commission arrange venue and instructors for yearly exercise programs, Christina Lake Triathlon, Children's fitness programs. They maintain...
Christina Lake Parks and Recreation Commission is a wonderful group of volunteers dedicated...
Join us for the Annual Christina Lake Homecoming Summerfest July 12th-14th, 2024! The Homecoming Summerfest has become a tradition here in Christina Lake, a place where memories are shared, and new ones are made. It’s a time for all, past and present, near or far, to unify in our love for “The Lake”. It’s a time for...
Join us for the Annual Christina Lake Homecoming Summerfest July 12th-14th, 2024! The...
Christina Lake Health-Care Auxiliary was formed over 50 years ago. Their mission is to raise funds for the care and comfort of patients in Health-Care Facilities: Boundary Hospital and its extended care wing Hardy View Lodge, Boundary Lodge (both in Grand Forks); Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital (Trail). In 2013, The Christina Lake Health-Care Auxiliary donated: $2500...
Christina Lake Health-Care Auxiliary was formed over 50 years ago. Their mission is...
Christina Lake Fire Fighters Society and Christina Lake Fire Department work together to improve and support the Fire Department , its members and our community. The Christina Lake Fire Fighters Society has up to 25 members. The main focus of the Society is to support the Fire Department who practice and train to save lives and protect...
Christina Lake Fire Fighters Society and Christina Lake Fire Department work together to...
The Advisory Planning Commission Electoral Area 'c' meet regularly to review applications for development variances for building and related issues for the Advisory Planning Commission of the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary Area 'c' official Community Plan – Bylaw No. 1250 and Area 'c' Zoning Bylaw No. 1300 are reviewed and updated as required and prompted by...
The Advisory Planning Commission Electoral Area 'c' meet regularly to review applications for...
Christina Gateway Community Development Association or “Gateway” was developed in 2012 with a mission to mobilize the beautiful community of Christina Lake by addressing strategic community issues in order to strengthen community life and build the framework for sustainable local economic and social development. Gateway’s goals are to Increase intra community communication, strengthen community organizations in...
Christina Gateway Community Development Association or “Gateway” was developed in 2012 with...
Cascade Cemetery Restoration Committee is a group of dedicated individuals who are protecting and maintaining Cascade Cemetery. The oldest grave known and documented at this cemetery is Sam Swanson, his grave dates back to 1898 . Cascade Cemetery holds much history, with many of it yet to be discovered. Bev Bolduc leads this committee, researching as much...
Cascade Cemetery Restoration Committee is a group of dedicated individuals who are protecting...
Boundary Community Hospice Association Mission Statement: Support when you need it most. Boundary Community Hospice Association has provided hundreds of hours volunteer “vigil” support in our two palliative care rooms, extended care and community. As well as providing education and resources around “end of life” care for our community members. A Volunteer Drivers Program has been coordinated...
Boundary Community Hospice Association Mission Statement: Support when you need it most. Boundary...
The Auxiliary to The Christina Lake Community Association consists of over twenty-six members, who volunteer to help in preparation of food for various functions relating to fund raising for the Christina Lake Community Hall, including spaghetti pasta dinners, Homecoming Community Dinner and many others. Many hours are spent by the Auxiliary volunteers, helping for funerals and dinners...
The Auxiliary to The Christina Lake Community Association consists of over twenty-six members,...
Weekly meetings at the Christina Lake Community Hall - 90 Park Rd, Christina Lake BC Give us a call for more details Martina 236-350-2035 or Gayle 250-442-6125
Weekly meetings at the Christina Lake Community Hall - 90 Park Rd, Christina...
Christina Lake Arts & Artisans Society (aka CLAAS) is a charitable organization whose mandate is to Celebrate and Energize our community through the Arts. We do this in a number of ways. Since its opening in 2011, it has become a focal point of the community. It also is the location for our numerous free workshops and...
Christina Lake Arts & Artisans Society (aka CLAAS) is a charitable organization whose...
Bottled water is regulated as a food by Health Canada. Water bottling companies are inspected by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
Bottled water is regulated as a food by Health Canada. Water bottling companies...