Sharp-Tech-Inc near Fort Nelson BC (5704 Result(s))

The North East Native Advancing Society (NENAS) was incorporated under the Society Act in 1990 as a coordinating group under the North East Aboriginal Management Board working in collaboration with Human Resources Development Canada. As programming evolve

We are "the People of the Land" and we have occupied the lands of our traditional territory in the Northeast of British Columbia for tens of thousands of years. Our connection with the land and the resources of our territory goes back many generations. We were, and still are, hunters and gatherers and we moved around the territory with the seasons, and with the animals that sustained our way of life and our livelihood. We were historically known as the Fort Nelson Slavey Band

Wide Sky Disposal has been operating in Fort Nelson, BC since 1989 and is totally locally owned and operated. With a wide variety of services, we have become a household name in the area and each day we are striving to keep up with the commercial and industrial community as well as the oil patch for all of their waste and recycling needs. Our depot located at 4911-49th Ave, Fort Nelson, BC is a drop off point for recyclable beverage containers, used oil, paints and batteries. We also maintain a 7-acre parcel of land which is used to store scrap metals for sorting, processing and for future recycling. If you're unsure about any product please give us a call! We are recognized as a proud local supporter with active rolls in sponsoring local youth events as well as the Fort Nelson Hospital Foundation. We also support all oilfield events held in Fort Nelson such as golf tournaments and curling bonspiels.

We are "the People of the Land" and we have occupied the lands of our traditional territory in the Northeast of British Columbia for tens of thousands of years. Our connection with the land and the resources of our territory goes back many generations. We were, and still are, hunters and gatherers and we moved around the territory with the seasons, and with the animals that sustained our way of life and our livelihood. We were historically known as the Fort Nelson Slavey Band.

The company is committed to the success of its employees and the communities in which they live and work. Troyer is a generous supporter of a variety of local organizations and community events.

I've known Alisha almost my whole life. I can remember her as being the curly haired little girl across the street that I spent an awful lot of time babysitting. We would play together for hours and along with her siblings and mine we could be found at one another's houses constantly. Their mom became my mom in a time where mine was non-existant. And they very quickly became family. It's one of those situations that no matter the distance we're always family.3Duncan is 6 months. where did the time go?Well better late than never for these blog posts. considering this little guy is already almost 8 months old. Wow. 8 months?!?!?Duncan belongs to the gorgeous face behind the emails you get when you inquire about a session.

A Nation, A People - Strong, Healthy, Proud and Self-Reliant

A Nation, A People - Strong, Healthy, Proud and Self-Reliant.