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Jedal Plumbing and Gasfitting Ltd. serving the Grand Forks and Boundary area. Specializing in plumbing and gasfitting sales. Jedal Plumbing and Gasfitting retail store on 7500 Donaldson Dr carriers a full line of plumbing supplies along with a wide variety of plumbing fixtures on display in the showroom. Order in whatever you need!

While food is at the heart of our offerings, our stores provide a wide, growing and successful range of products and services to meet your everyday household needs.

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GT Hiring Solutions (2005) Inc. is a privately-owned company headquartered in BC. Our mission is to partner with government, industry and community service providers to develop and deliver innovative client-focused employment programs and services. Our experienced and professional staff are passionate about helping individuals to find employment and achieve their potential.

McEwan & Co Law Corp offer legal services in Grand Forks. They can administer your needs as legal advisors, appeal lawyers, legal counselors and even more and can help in the event of divorce, separation, child custody or family mediation. McEwan & Co Law Corp can help in the case of temporary visa, permanent residency or citizenship. They can help in the matter of incorporation or contracts and can help in setting up wills and trusts and naming suitable executors. They can advise you with occupational health safety, collective bargaining, employee privacy, legislative advice and drafts of contracts.

Community Futures Boundary is a Not-for-profit Corporation directed by a volunteer group of citizens concerned about the economy and development of their community. Community Futures Boundary is mandated to act as a catalyst in supporting the process of community economic development to the people of the Boundary region of beautiful British Columbia, Canada.

2008 was perhaps the best huckleberry crop year since 1994. And 2009 turned out to be even better. (By contrast, 2010 was one of the WORST seasons I've ever seen.) 2011 and 2012 were decent, but not quite up to what we expected.We experienced a highly variable crop in 2013. Some areas got lots of snow, some were highly deficient. We had a fairly cool and wet spring, and then some unseasonably warm weather in early May. The last frost we got here, was the night of April 30/May1, which is good for the berry crop (we usually get a frost a week or 10 days later, which tends to nip the buds on the current years growth. Soooo, the crop was very good in LOCALIZED areas, and very bad in other areas, and everything in between. We suggest scouting long and hard for good patches, before they are ripe.