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•MAPS •ATTRACTIONS •RESTAURANTS •HOTELS

TourismMission.info

Published by

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VIS ITOR GU I D

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We extend you an invitation to experience world-class service, elegantly appointed guest accommodations, outstanding meeting and banquet facilities, and award-winning dining. Our contemporary-style hotel features everything required for vacation relaxation or business travel.

The Jewel of Mission

Best Western PLUS Mission City Lodge

604-820-5500TOLL FREE:1-888-552-5542 FAX:604-820-5510email: [email protected] Lougheed Hwy.Mission, B.C. V2V 1A3

Mission CityLodge

Banquet & Conference Centre accommodates

up to 450 peopleCatering services also available.

604-820-9612Licensed Restaurant open

for lunch & dinner.Sunday brunch 10am to 2pmwww.bestwestern.com

• 100% smoke-free hotel• Restaurant on-site• Indoor pool heated• Steam room\Spa• 24-hour front desk• Exercise facility • Truck/RV parking

• Free parking• Conference facilities• Free high-speed internet• Hot tub• Banquet facilities• Catering• Ballroom

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Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce REPRESENTING BUSINESSES SINCE 1893

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34033 Lougheed Hwy., Mission BC V2V 5X8phone: 604.826.6914 | fax: 604.826.5916

missionchamber.bc.ca

Also, your centre for Mission & BC TouristInformation

Your Business Resource Hub

For more visitor information or your own map of the area, visit

Tourism Mission Visitor Information Centre located

at 34033 Lougheed HighwayPhone 604-826-6914

missionchamber.bc.ca

Copyright and/or property rights subsist in all material appearing in this publication to The Mission Record, including advertisements. Permission to reproduce wholly or in part and in any form whatsoever, particularly by a photographic or offset process in a publication, must be obtained in writing from the publisher. Any unauthorized reproduction will be subject to recourse in law.

To advertise in the 2016 edition

of this guide contact The

Mission Record at 604-820-5453

Photographs by Mission Record staff, Kelly Kitsch,Dale Klippinstein, Bob Friesen and contributors.

This Mission Visitor Guide is published annually by Mission RecoRd, in co-operation with the Mission Regional chamber of commerce and tourism operators in Mission. Mission RecoRd is published every Friday at 33047 First Avenue, Mission, British columbia, V2V 1G2

Publisher: Andrew FranklinMarketing: crystal orchisonGraphic Design: Kevin Plastow

www.missioncityrecord.com

Welcome ................................................ 3

History ................................................... 7

shopping ............................................8-9

Hiking .................................................. 11

Recreation .......................................12-17

Map ................................................20-21

Fishing .................................................. 25

scenic 7 ................................................ 31

events ..............................................32-33

Accommodations .............................34-35

Welcome to Mission

i n d e X

Coastal mountains, sprawling farmland, and the imposing Fraser River give Mission instant visual appeal. Visitors can discover art galleries, historic sites, and a lively selection of festivals and events. Play a round of golf, watch drag racing, go mountain biking, or try shopping in Mission’s historic downtown.

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#2 - 33231 First Avenue | Downtown Mission 604-820-1112 | www.swingoptical.com

Dr. Lyndon Balisky, Optometrist

Book Your Eye Health Examination Today

604-820-1112

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3 unique businessesin one location.

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Did you know… The biggest sturgeon caught right here in the Fraser River was over 1200 pounds.

You can fish for sturgeon by contacting one of our fishing guides located in the Mission waterfront.

Did you know… The BC Hydro museum at the Stave Falls Dam has iron penstock forged in Ireland at the same foundry and same year as the iron on the Titanic.

You can visit the Powerhouse at Stave Falls for an incredible experience in a hands-on hydro museum!

Did you know… The view from Heritage Park rivals the most beautiful in North America or Europe.

You can take it all in with fine dining on the deck of the Blackberry Kitchen at Heritage Park!

Did you know… Mission is home to one of the fastest dragstrips in North America?

You can take in a meet most weekends through the summer months!

As Mayor and Council we invite you to

take part in these great experiences and

everything Mission has to offer. From a

superb network of hiking trails to

boutique shopping, all with warm,

friendly, and welcoming hospitality!

It is all here and will keep you wanting to

come back. We know you will understand

why Mission is the jewel of the Valley.

Welcome to Missionfrom the Mayor and Council

Mayor Randy Hawes

MISSIoN oN THE FRASER

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Get to know Mission

Time well spent

Experience our rich heritage and modern industry while you explore our community.

There's an abundance of outdoor activities and shops to visit or take in one of the many festivals and events the town hosts each year.

Stacey Crawford | Economic Development Offi cer

www.mission.ca | 604-820-3789

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Westminster Abbey attracts thousands of visitors each year to its serene perch high above the Fraser Valley.

The abbey is a Benedictine monastery of priests and brothers who dedicate their lives to God. The iconic bell tower can be seen and the bells heard from across the Fraser Valley.

The monks ring many of the 10 bells daily before mass, and for 15 minutes before mass and Vespers on Sundays.

The church is 162 feet long by 110 feet wide and contains 64 stained glass windows. The rainbow coloured glass creates windows that stand 22 feet high around the perimeter of the church.

The dome of coloured glass rises 50 feet above the altar, allowing shafts of light to stream into the church.

Visitors are welcome, and asked to follow the dress code of no shorts or overly exposed skin, when entering the abbey church.

No cycling, picnics or dogs are allowed on the grounds.

Westminster Abbey

WEEKDAY SERVICESSung Mass 6:30 a.m.Midday Prayer 11:55 a.m.Vespers 5:30 p.m.

SUNDAY SERVICESSung Mass 10:00 a.m.Midday Prayer 11:55 a.m.Vespers 4:30 p.m.

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MONASTIC LIFE

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Explore Our

History

Heritage Bound

• Mission’s history goes back to the first inhabitants of the region, the Sto:lo, or the People of the river.

• in 1861 a young French oblate Priest selected Mission for the site of St. Mary’s indian residential School.

• the town of Mission City began as a land promotion. the town’s core was auctioned off at the “great Land Sale” of 1891.

• the name Mission City was chosen due to the site’s proximity to the historic St. Mary’s Mission of the oblate order just east of town, which was founded in 1868.

• in 1891 the Mission train bridge was the only crossing of the Fraser river in the Fraser Valley.

• Mission was the location for the first train robbery in BC, with the famous train robber Billy Miner.

To learn more about our local history visit:

Mission Museum

33215 Second avenue

604-820-2621

Stave Falls Power House

31338 dewdney trunk road

604-462-1222

Kilby Historic Site

715 Kilby road

Harrison Mills

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www.missiondowntown.caE E

S H O P P I N G • D I N I N G • R E C R E A T I O N • B U S I N E S S

DOWNTOWN MISSIONDiscover

Find everything you need, locally.Mission’s downtown is an eclectic mix of unique, funky shops that carry a wide variety of interesting items you won’t nd anywhere else, not to mention the exceptional customer service offered by each of the individually owned and operated stores.

#32650 Logan Ave.604-287-2777

(Next to Austin Fish & Chips)

#4-33261 First Ave. 604-826-5777

WITH A MODERN TWIST

• WALK-INS WELCOME •

• 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS •

RETAIL THERAPY

Shop ’til you dropIndulge in some retail therapy while exploring the many shopping

districts Mission has to offer. Locals are so passionate about the

distinctive goods and cuisine Mission offers that they have pledged to

“shop local, spend local, eat local and enjoy local”.

• Downtown Mission — The centre of the city, Mission has

a vibrant and historic downtown core. With several smaller niche

retail outlets, restaurants, and professional establishments the

downtown offers a unique shopping experience.

• The Junction — Movie theatre, specialty stores and

restaurants all with plenty of parking.

• Mission Hills — This shopping plaza, along the Lougheed

Highway, offers big box stores, fast food, and unique retail stores.

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OUTDOOR MARKETS

www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com

Every Saturday May 2 to October 10, 2015 • 9am to 1pm

Mission Library 33247 2nd Avenue,

604-302-5561

• Quality Alterations

• Custom Garments

• Fabrics & Notions

604.820.05281-33225 First Avenue, Mission(Between Gold Bin & Akasaka Restaurant)

Monday to Thursday 9:30am - 6:00pmFriday 8:30am - 5:00pm

• Shoe Repair & Dying• Sports Equipment

• Purses • Zippers• Leather Stitching

• Shoe Rep• Sports

• Purs• Leath

33261 - 1st Avenue, Mission • 604.820.1161

Arnold’s Shoe Repair

MEN’S WEARMMMMMMEMEMM N’S WEWEARR33147 First Avenue, Mission

604.826.2721www.rexcoxmenswear.com

MEN’S CLOTHING

The widest selection of men’s wear & shoes in

the Fraser Valley, combined with great service

means we’re sure to become your favourite

men’s store.

w

Celebrating

90 Years!

• Heritage Park Marketplace — A new shopping complex

in the heart of College Heights with a blend of professional services

and fast food options.

• Mission City Farmers Market — It’s a great way to

unwind. Listen to local musicians while you browse an array of

locally produced wares. Children are kept entertained by storytellers

and creative activities.

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Our constituency offi ce is here to assist you with:

33058 First Avenue Mission, British Columbia, V2V 1G3 Phone: 604-820-6203 Fax: 604-820-6211 Toll Free: 1-866-370-6203

Simon GibsonMLA ABBOTSFORD - MISSION

• GOVERNMENT RELATED ISSUES

• INFORMATION ON PROVINCIAL PROGRAMS

• ARRANGING CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES

email: [email protected]

#MissionBC

Mission BC Visitor Centre

@stansturgeon1

34033 Lougheed Highway • 604.826.6914

BecomeStan’s Fans!one of

Come and Explore!

HIKING

Whether it is a leisurely morning stroll, or a hike

through second and third growth forests with

spectacular views, you will be sure to enjoy

your outings in Mission.

You can explore: • Stave Dam Forest Interpretive

Trail – Self-guided trail that has stops

that explain the District of Mission forest

management activities in the Mission

Municipal Forest. For the best experience,

allow for and hour.

• Hayward Lake Trails – Pick and

choose your route depending on time. Follow

the old railway line that wanders along the

west side of the lake, taking in the beach

and the off-leash dog park. Take the east

side that takes you through the forest.

• Rolley Lake and Falls Trail – Rolley

Lake trail hugs the lake as you enter the

forest and then onto a wooden boardwalk

that crosses the marsh area. Stop and catch a

glimpse of the peaceful lake. Allow one hour.

• Fraser River Heritage Park Trails – A self-guided walking tour of Mission’s

history including the early Oblate mission site

and cemetery.

• Silverdale Wetlands Park Trail – A

flat gravel trail with a series of bridges and

lookouts over the wetlands habitat.

These are just a sample of some of the great hiking available. Get your Parks and Trails Guide and more info from the Mission Visitor Information Centre.

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We also provide educational programs including:

Adopt a Block, Trail, Park or Creek with the MISSION ADOPT-A-BLOCK SOCIETY (AAB) and

pledge to keep it litter free.We provide all volunteers with a picker, bags,

safety vest, garbage removal and signage along the route to acknowledge the adoption.

“Volunteer, YOU can make

a difference”

L VE L VEL VE WHERE YOU LIVE

“Volunteer, YOU can make

a difference”

“Volunteer, YOU can make

a difference”

[email protected]

www.missionadoptablock.com

604-826-9423Like us on

We also provide educational programs including:

Sign up to receive our bi-annual online newsletters!

[email protected] Like Like us onus on

Celebrating 20 Years in MissionCelebrating 20 Years in Mission

• The very popular “Junior Bug Club” (for kids 2-12yrs) • School Litter Audits •Poster/Video Competitions • Grad Volunteer Opportunities • Youth Photo Contests & much more.

PARKS

• Fraser River Heritage Park – The park offers spectacular views of the Fraser Valley. The park is also home to the historic ruins of St. Mary’s Mission and Indian Residential School.

• Jack Poole Harbourside Park – Take in the views of the mighty Fraser River while enjoying your picnic.

• Centennial Park – This park offers short trails, a playground, tennis, lacrosse courts and disc golf.

• Cascade Falls Regional Park – Awe-inspiring views from the new suspension bridge that goes across Cascade Creek, just below the Falls. Admire the frothing 30 metre (98 foot) waterfall.

• Neilson Regional Park – The park borders on Hatzic Lake just east of Mission. The park is popular for large picnics and organized gatherings, nature viewing and beach activities.

• Hayward Lake – This recreation site is part of BC Hydro’s park facilities and offers a wide variety of

recreational opportunities including swimming and fishing.

Lace up and Explore our Parks

Our constituency offi ce is here to

assist you with:

33058 First Avenue Mission, British Columbia, V2V 1G3 Phone: 604-820-6203 Fax: 604-820-6211 Toll Free: 1-866-370-6203

• GOVERNMENT RELATED ISSUES

• INFORMATION ON PROVINCIAL PROGRAMS

• ARRANGING CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES

email: [email protected]

NT SUES

ON CIAL

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Marc DaltonMLA MAPLE RIDGE - MISSION

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Bert "The Mole Man" Pulles | 604.826.9352Bert "The M

MOLE BUSTER®

MOLE PROBLEM...NO PROBLEM!Do it yourself or we will do it for you.

www.BertTheMoleman.com

TM MOLE CONTROL CO.Sold at your favourite

garden store.

The Mission Leisure Centre is a community hub of well-equipped facilities that include a pool, spray park, ice arenas and huge array of fitness, general interest, seniors’ and children’s’ programs.

The facilities are located at 7650 Grand Street.

Pick up your Mission Leisure Guide for full details of all parks, recreation and culture events throughout Mission.

FITNESS

Leisure Services

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GOLF■ Championship length course established in 1960■ Name brand stocked golf shop■ BC’s best value golf memberships available■ Licensed restaurant with 65” big screen■ Tournaments and Catered Functions

7984 Nelson Street, Mission604-826-7617 | TOLL FREE: 1-866-463-3556

CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO.

www.missiongolf.com

Only 20 minutes fromMaple Ridge and Abbotsford!p g

Only 20 minutes fromMaple Ridge and Abbotsford!

“. . . one of BC’s top hidden golf gems”— SCORE MAGAZINE

BC’S BESTMEMBERSHIP

VALUEOPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Take a stroll on the linksWith courses that range from challenging to more novice-friendly, there is something in Mission for every skill level. Whether you are a casual golfer, or a serious competitor, you’ll find something to fit your needs.

Check out:Cedar Ridge Golf Course and Driving Range9500 Clay Street 604-814-0414 This is an 18-hole Par 3 golf course that can be enjoyed in less time than a full size course.

Mission Golf and Country Club 7983 Nelson Street 604-826-7617 Enjoy the challenge of a championship nine-hole course.

TEE TiME

Visit www.mission.ca/cinb or email

[email protected]

bl mMission

Communities in

Mission Communities in Bloom Society’s teams are already gearing up for a busy 2015

“blooming” season.

PROJECTS INCLUDE:• Streetscapes Local Judging

• Mission School projects• National C in B judges’ July visit

• BC Day in Mission Monday, August 3rd

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Arts & Culture

Dance to your own drum

www.mission.catourismMission.info 15

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Providing you with outstanding dental care since 1993

“When Dental Excellence Matters”• Invisalign • Dental Implants • Orthodontics • Dentures • Sedation

Excellence Matters”rthodontics • Dentures • Sedation

R.A. (Joe) Germain, BSc. DMDDiana Germain, BSc. DMD

Tony Bae, BASc. DMD

33038 Second Avenue, Mission | 604.826.2960

www.heritagedentalcentre.net

See Mindy's advertisement on the back page of this guide for more details.

www.mindymcpherson.com

FREE Market Evaluationor FOR NEW LISTING ALERTS WHEN BUYING, CALL MINDY!

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our talent

Our Arts and CultureMission boasts a thriving arts and cultural scene. Here is a list to a few of our arts and cultural organizations.

Mission Arts Council – the Mission arts Council operates the Mission art Gallery in a restored heritage house dating from the 1920s. exhibitions feature the work of local Fraser Valley artists. It is located at 33529 1st avenue.

Clarke Theatre – the cultural hub of the community, the Clarke has hundreds of presentations a year which highlight the enormous wealth of local – as well as Canadian and international

– talent. the Clarke theatre is located at 33700 Prentis ave.

Opening Nite Theatre – this is a highly active community theatre group, which hosts entertaining productions throughout the year. the cozy and intimate atmosphere makes for a special evening where you are able to immerse yourself into the world of theatre. Performances take place at 33223 north railway ave.

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RAD + ISTD Graded & Vocational

Examinations

Ballet Tap

Modern Contemporary

Pre-Professional Daily Academy

Teachers’ Training Foundation Course

Photo by Lori Holden ©

2012

Artistic Director John C. Carney

Evening Intensive Program

Summer Dance Camps

33219 1st Avenue Mission BC 604-826-0097

A C E N T R E O F E X C E L L E N C E I N D A N C E

F R A S E R VA L L E Y A C A D E M Y O F D A N C E

Artistic Director John C. Carney

REGISTER ONLINE WWW.FVAD.CA

FVAD Senior Show 2013

Photo: Lori Holden Photography

Member - International Dance Council CID (UNESCO)

S U M M E R B A L L E T I N T E N S I V E S

P R E -P R O F E S S I O N A L D A I L Y A C A D E M Y

33529 first avenue, , mission 529 firsst avevee(604) 826

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Gallery Hours:Tuesday to Saturday

1 pm to 4 pm

www.missionartscouncil.ca

2015

Steampunk SpectaculoriumFebruary 21st

Visit the art gallery to view exciting exhibits from local

and regional artists, shop for unique gifts and have a cup of

tea and a biscotti in the Doris Paterson Tea Room.

Arts CentreThe Rock

Family Gallery

Camp MAC – Spring Break March 16th – 20th

Kids FestJune 14th

Camp MAC Summer July and August

Haunted Attraction October 16th – 31st

Christmas Craft Market November 7th and 8th

Mission

and

“Where Mission Begins”

www.heritagepark-mission.ca

Park Hours: 8am until dusk 7 days a week | 604-826-0277

www.facebook.com/FraserRiverHeritagePark

Every Wednesday

& Friday Night

7:00-8:00 pmJUNE, JULY, and

AUGUST (except July 1

and 24th)

Eventsfor the whole family!

Special

Enjoy a snack at the Log Cabin Café concession, open at all concerts

and major park events.

Have your breakfast, lunch, dinner, or enjoy a coffee at the Blackberry Kitchen 604-826-0210

Located: East on 5th Ave., off Stave Lake Street

Children’s Festival – June 14 Old Car Sunday – June 21

Canada Day – July 1Cruiser Days 2015 – July 18Folk Festival – July 24 to 26

Pilgrimage to the Grotto – August 15Illuminaria – September 12

world music

Folk Music FestivalJoin us for the 28th annual Mission Folk Music Festival! The festival continues in its quest to present the best, the rarest, and the unheard of that should be heard. The festival nurtures local artists while reaching around the globe to bring in the world’s greatest music. check out the artists and come join us at the scenic Fraser river Heritage Park.

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604.820.1456101 – 7057 Beatty Dr, Mission

between Lordco & Rail Crossing

WEB EMAIL

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EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE

Countertops

• Professional installation • Complimentary measures

• No obligation quotes • Open Monday to Saturday

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BUYING OR SELLING?

604.864.1300www.sandistugis.ca [email protected]

When Life Moves You!

I’ve helped people buy their fi rst home.

Th eir second home when their family grew.

[email protected]

Sandi Stugis

And their dream home when their budget grew.

Raceway paRk

Have a need for speed!

Whether it’s drag racing, road racing or motocross, there’s racing almost every weekend at Mission Raceway Park.

So if you’re looking to put some excitement into your travel plans make sure to check out the racing action at Mission Raceway Park during your visit to Mission.

Mission Raceway Park is located at 32670 Dyke Road. Call 604-826-6315 for information. www.missionraceway.com

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•Car and minivan tires •Pick-up and SUV tires•Complete automotive maintenance and repairs •Certifi ed technicians

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Fishing, Hiking & Biking

Go play outside

www.mission.ca23 tourismMission.info

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Karl: 604.826.5640Email: [email protected]

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Traditional Archery Instruction by Appointment

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• U-Catch Rainbow Trout• Fishing Equipment Sales• Fly Fishing Instruction by Appointment

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• Government licensed to Buy, Sell and Trade Sporting Arms and Ammunition

• Sales of traditional archery equipment

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BELLES SPORTS

Serving the Valley for over 29 Years!

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Big game fishing

Reel in the Big OneDo you dare to fish for a prehistoric monster? The fraser River has one of the largest populations of sturgeon in the world today.

anglers fish for sturgeon year-round and it has been proven to be the most consistent fishing in the area.

salmon fishing in mission and the fraser Valley is also world-class. The fraser River offers all five species of Pacific salmon.

Chehalis LakeChehalis RiverFraser RiverHatzic Lake/SloughNicomen SloughNorrish CreekRolley LakeSayers LakeStave Lake Stave River Mission Harbour, Kilby and Dewdney boat launches

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guided fishing adventures are

offered with sTs guiding service.

fishing licenses are available at several locations in town.

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Family-owned & Operated, Home-Town Proud and Building a Better, Greener Valley Since 1991

• Lumber and Building Packages • Electrical and Plumbing • Doors, Windows, Mouldings• BBQ's • Patio Furniture • Paint and Home Decor • Hardware

• Outdoor Living, Lawn, Garden • Farm and Pet Supplies • Carhartt Clothing

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Experience the “wild side” of BC in a safe, comfortable and luxurious way with Fraser River Safari Jet Boat Tours. Their craft cruises along at up to 50 km/h as passengers enjoy

an exhilarating tour of the area. But there are plenty of relaxing moments as well as participants can scan the shoreline looking for bear, deer and other wildlife.

Along the way, guests learn about industrial developments, First Nations history, and local legends.

Fraser River Safari 604-826-7361 www.fraserriversafari.com

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AN EYE EXAM is much more than just being checked for glasses… A full optometry exam is the best way to improve your vision and eye health.

• Sunglasses • Contact Lenses • Fashion Eyewear• Prescription Sunglasses

Clarity. Style. Focus.

www.missioneyeclinic.bc.caUnit A-32757, Logan Ave, Mission

(Located behind Dairy Queen) 604-826-0010

Offering New Baseline Digital Retinal Images

s much more than just being checked for glasses… A full optometry exam is the best way to improve your vision and eye health.

Offering New Baseline Digital Retinal Images

DOCTORS OF OPTOMETRYMISSION EYE CLINIC

New Patients WelcomeDr. Oliver Chong, Dr. Richard Wang and Associates

Sweet Rides!Looking for an easy ride or mountain biking in the forest, then Mission is perfect for you. Mission has trails for all levels of cyclists.

Get on your bike!

Bear Mountain is a sweet downhill ride that flows. There are a few table tops and lifts, nothing too technical and not too steep. It’s a real joy to ride.

Park at the entrance to the trail, and walk your bike up, it’s not too steep and takes about 30 to 40 minutes. You reach a clearcut up top, and that’s when you take a break and get ready to ride down.

Red Mountain offers quintessential endurance trails like Crazy 8s and Mastodon that will keep you on your toes.

Situated just across the road from Bear Mountain off Dewdney Trunk Road, Red Mountain has many diverse trail offerings. Those who frequent Red know that there are always new lines just waiting to be conquered. Superb single track, challenging techy climbs, and fall lines steep enough to scare your pants off — the trails on Red have it all!

Heritage Park has trails for any skill set and offer breath-taking forest and scenery to be enjoyed by everybody.

The trails behind Heritage Park are all well marked, and have a wide variety of technicality (ie. green to black diamond). If you are looking for natural corners with natural pumps or a trail that is so steep that you can barely walk down it, there is a trail for you.

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Trail Etiquette1. Ride Open Trails: Respect trail and road closures. 2. Leave No Trace: Be sensitive to the dirt beneath you. Wet and muddy trails are more vulnerable to damage than dry ones. 3. Control Your Bicycle: Inattention for even a moment could put yourself and others at risk. 4. Yield Appropriately: Do your utmost to let your fellow trail users know you’re coming. 5. Never Scare Animals: Give animals enough room and time to adjust to you. 6. Plan Ahead: Know your equipment, your ability, and the area in which you are riding, and prepare accordingly. Locals Guide to Fraser Valley Rides book and Fraser Valley Mountain Association Trail Maps are available at the Mission Visitor Centre.

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west coast express

Ride the Rails Whether you need to catch up on work, or catch a few Zs, the West Coast Express makes your commute as comfortable as possible.

Grab a coffee sit back and enjoy your ride to Vancouver.

West Coast Express is a Monday to Friday commuter rail service operating during peak morning and evening periods between downtown Vancouver and Mission. The TrainBus runs on a limited basis during the week.

It’s the only stress-free way to get into the big city.

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• Event & Concert Photography • Commercial Photography

• Tourism Photography

Dale Klippenstein PhotographyContact 604• 557• 6699

www.daleklippenstein.com

How to find usBy car… It’s easy to find Mission, which is alongside the Fraser River. If you are coming by car, you can either take Scenic 7 Highway, which takes you right into Mission, or visit us using Highway 1 and take Exit 92 and head north on the Abbotsford-Mission Highway. You will know you are here as you cross the Mission Bridge and take in the breathtaking view.

By train… Mission is fortunate to be a stop on the West Coast Express line. There are five daily trips from downtown Vancouver to Mission every weekday.

By bus… Local bus service is operated through BC Transit

and the Central Fraser Valley Transit system.

Talk about handy! Mission is easily

reached from three airports: Abbotsford, Vancouver, and

Bellingham, WA.

GETTInG HERE

By plane…

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Our Local Immigration Partnership (LIP) is opening social and economic doors in Mission.

Our Settlement Worker in Schools is reaching out to newcomer families to ease the transition for children into the Canadian education system.

www.missioncommunityservices.com

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Explore our friendly MCSS Settlement and Integration services, including orientation, information and community connections.

Volunteers for our new Ambassador immigrant ‘buddy’ program are being sought.

Call us for details...604-826-3634

Year-round tax service provided.

You don’t have to wait until tax time to get answers to

your tax questions.

Come to H&R Block and you’ll get the same fast, friendly, accurate service you get when we prepare

your return.

33042 First AvenueMission

604.820.5678

Explore Scenic 7This land of soaring mountains captures your imagination with its sheer glory and quiet power.

Also known as the Lougheed Highway, the Scenic 7 provides an “off the beaten path” link between Hope and Vancouver. From extreme adventures to simple warm hospitality, there is something for everyone in Mighty Fraser Country.

Along the route discover many visitor attractions that offer a wide variety of experiences ranging from world-class

sturgeon fishing to farm fresh shopping and championship golf courses.

Discover the wonders of the Scenic 7 Highway — rolling foothills, fertile pastures, and powerful winding rivers. Ideal for motorbike enthusiasts, classic car clubs, RVers or anyone wanting to slow down. This route is grounded in history, steeped in culture, and drenched in scenery. It is truly majestic.

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mark your calendar

April 5 Easter Egg Hunt Fraser River Heritage Park

children from all over the Fraser Valley come to mission to meet the easter bunny and search for chocolate eggs and other goodies hidden throughout the park.

April 18 Mission Street Food Fest 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on First Ave.

The Fraser Valley Food Truck Festival is coming to mission. come taste the food from 20 of the best food trucks from the area. There will be plenty of fun entertainment as well including balloon twisters, acoustic musicians and more.

May 2 Ukrainian Festival Clarke Foundation Theatre

The 20th annual festival will be the largest ukrainian celebration in the region. It features traditional dancing and music. From demonstrations to various displays of arts and crafts, there is something for everyone. Visit www.bcucf.ca.

May – October Mission City Farmers Market Every Saturday at Mission Library

come to the mission city Farmers market on Saturday mornings for seasonal local produce, farm fresh eggs, bread, honey, preserves, baking, plants, seeds, natural skin care products, and many other handcrafted items. meet your neighbours in the ‘Heart of the market’ for storytelling at 11:00 am and free-craft-making or listen to some live music and enjoy a cup of coffee and a snack. Visit missioncityfarmersmarket.com

June – August Envision Twilight Concert Series Running Wednesday and Friday evenings at Fraser River Heritage Park

If you are looking for a toe-stomping, outdoor concert series, look no further than mission’s very own envision Financial concert Series. What makes this concert series so special? Friends and family from around the community pack their chairs and pick their spot of grass and enjoy free concerts. School groups, national and international musicians have all graced the park stage.

June 5-7 Lordco NHRA BC Nationals Mission Raceway Park

This exciting event will feature top alcohol Funny cars and dragsters, Harley davidson, nHra Sportsman classes, and Super Pro.

June 14 Children’s Festival Fraser River Heritage Park

kick off the summer with a day at the park with the kids. The 19th annual event features music and plenty of fun. This popular event, organized by the mission arts council, is free to attend.

June 20 Mission Soap Box Derby Stave Lake Street

The mission and district Soapbox derby is a yearly event taking place on the third Saturday in June for children ranging in age from eight to 14 years old.

June 21 Old Car Sunday in the Park 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Fraser River Heritage Park

Take dad out to the park this Father’s day and let him admire the hundreds of vehicles on display. From model T Fords to the latest fast cars, he’s sure to find one he’ll love.

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mark your calendar

July 1 Canada Day Celebrations Fraser River Heritage Park

Show off your canadian pride. Get dressed in red and celebrate canada’s 148th birthday at Fraser river Heritage Park. come for some birthday cake and entertainment.

July 24-26 Mission Folk Music Festival Fraser River Heritage Park

The fun kicks off on July 24 as the mission Folk music Festival celebrates another

entertainment packed event. unique and talented acts from around the world

will bring their sounds to Fraser river Heritage Park for everyone far and near to enjoy. camping is available. Visit missionfolkmusicfestival.ca.

July 25-26 Lucas Oil Canadian National Open Mission Raceway Park

This event feature classes including Heritage Series nostalgia Fuel Funny cars, all nHra class cars, B-1 nHra Summit eT racing Series and more.

August 29 & 30 Smoke, Fire and Thunder Mission Raceway Park

The jet cars are coming. This event highlights Jet cars, Wheelstanders, cPSa, all nHra class cars, B-1 nHra Summit eT racing Series, Jrs, Hot rod and more.

October 16-31 Mission Arts Council Haunted Attraction Mission Raceway

a tribute to the Walking dead. Get out and see the best haunt in the Fraser Valley. Be there and be scared.

November 7 & 8 Mission Christmas Craft Market Heritage Park Centre

This annual two-day event presented by the mission arts council is the biggest christmas craft market in the Fraser Valley. With more vendors than ever before, you’ll find presents for everybody on your christmas list!

November 21 & 22 Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival Various sites

celebrate the beauty and biodiversity of the Fraser Valley by learning about the bald eagles and the cycle of the salmon. Viewing stations will be set up in several communities and there will be talks from naturalists, and family activities.

December 4 Candlelight Parade Downtown Mission

This annual family tradition gets everyone in the christmas spirit. Join the mission regional chamber of commerce as over 70 floats light up downtown mission with great family atmosphere, music and of course don’t leave before seeing Santa! Visit missionchamber.bc.ca

December 5 Santa at the Park Fraser River Heritage Park

Join Santa at Fraser river Heritage Park and tell him how good you’ve been all year. Visit heritagepark-mission.ca.

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B&BCnoccarne B&B 11977 stave Lake Road 604-820-8273 cnoccarne.com

Emma and the Cnoccarne Irish Wolfhounds warmly welcome you to their tiny piece of heaven, nestled in breathtaking Hatzic Valley.

Fraserview Anglers Retreat 34827 Brient drive 604-826-3028

Located just east of Mission in the riverside community of Hatzic Bench.

Oasis Rejuvenation Centre and Retreat 11734 allan street 604-462-7780 Oasis-retreat.com

Treat yourself to this wonderful spa retreat that focuses on relaxation and wellness.

Sasquatch Crossing Eco Lodge 15500 morris Valley Road Harrison mills 604-796-9798 Sasquatchcrossing.ca

A private getaway in the Heart of the Fraser Valley.

Hotels, Motels and Inns

Best Western Mission City Lodge 32281 Lougheed Highway 604-820-5500 Bestwestern.com

The largest full service hotel in Mission, offering spacious accommodations and complimentary continental breakfast.

Diamond Head Motor Inn 32550 Logan avenue 604-826-8144 Diamondheadmotorinn.com

Located in the heart of downtown Mission, close to the Mission Raceway, and easy walking distance to shopping and restaurants.

Mission Travel Inn 34551 Lougheed Highway 604-826-2023 Missiontravelinn.ca

Newly renovated rooms with views of the Fraser River.

Sasquatch Inn 46001 Lougheed Highway Harrison mills Sasquatchinn.ca

Located in the Harrison River Valley, close to world class fishing, hunting, alpine skiing, golf, and many other recreational activities.

Rental Home above and Beyond 604-765-3237 Stayinmission.com

Rental homes furnished in comfortable luxury.

Camping

Harrison River RV Resort 1401 Kennedy Road Harrison mills 604-799-0319 harrisonriverrv.com

Harrison River RV Resort offers you the ultimate family experience.

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With everything you need at the prices you want, it’s easy to see why customers love to shop at Save-On-Foods.

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Kilby Park Campground 215 Kilby Road Harrison Mills 604-796-9576 Kilby.ca

Kilby Park is situated on scenic Harrison Bay, in Harrison Mills. It features a beautiful 28-site campground, a day-use area, sandy beaches, nature trails and a boat launch.

Rolley Lake Provincial Park Bell Road env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/rolley_lk

Sixty-four campsites are nestled in the trees just minutes from the lake shore. Visitors can also enjoy picnicking and short hikes.

Sayres Lake Campground Burma Road/Florence Lake Service Road

This unique site 40 site campground is located within the Mission TFL and Kwantlen traditional territory.

Sun Valley Trout Park 31395 Silverdale Avenue 604-826-6471 campingfishingbc.com

Campsites nestled in wooded areas and trout ponds. Just sit back, relax and watch the trout and the birds.

The Campground 43955 Lougheed Highway Lake Errock 604-826-2741

This 33 campsite located straight off Highway 7 is an ideal location to stop.

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7160 Oliver Street, Mission | 604-820-1009VIEW EVENTS, SPECIALS AND NEWS AT:

www.missionsprings.ca

THE PLACE TO BE IN MISSION• Large craft beer selection• Kids eat free and magic show every Wednesday• Covered patio and private party room in our solariums• Live entertainment and events• Daily specials• In-house brewery

Restaurant, Brewery, Pub and Liquor Store

Tantalize your tastebudsWhen dining in Mission enjoy a wide range of restaurants from ethnic food to pub-style atmosphere and everything in between … guaranteed to fulfill your needs.

Enjoy our local eateries including:

Dining

Blackberry Kitchen – One of Mission’s secret spots, situated in Fraser River Heritage Park. Treat yourself to afternoon tea with scones, blackberry jam and Devonshire cream, a marvelous choice of sandwiches at lunch, or a special occasion dinner.

Mission Springs Brewing Company – A pub side and a family-friendly restaurant side featuring great food in an eclectic, vintage inspired atmosphere. Mission Springs brews a large variety of in house craft beers so there’s something for everyone’s taste.

The English Tarts – English baking and cooking at its best. A charming little place offering a variety of sandwiches, quiche and superb baked goods all served on English china. Enjoy a cup of tea from our local supplier, Karla’s Specialteas.

Sweet Spot Café – Cute spot with great sandwiches, soup and baked goods. Enjoy your latte in the secret garden patio out back. So peaceful and quiet!

Clayburn Village Store & Tea Shop

Featured in “Where to Eat in Canada”

• Old-fashioned candy store with nostalgic favourites.• International chocolate specialties.

• Homemade soups including Roasted Carrot Coconut, the recipe recently published in the November 2013 Bon Appétit magazine.

• British Tea Shop specialties including currant scones with local jam and imported Devonshire Cream, freshly made deli sandwiches, various

fl avours of quiche, sticky toffee puddings, fruit pies and crumbles.• Specialty coffees from Italy, Kona and Maui.

• Full range of Taylors of Harogate Teas (bagged and loose) from Britain.

34810 Clayburn Road, Abbotsford 604.853.4020Closed Sundays and Mondays • Annual Closings: Jan. May & Sept.

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33262 1st Avenue, Mission

604-826-4430Hours: Sun - Thurs 11am-9:30 pm • Fri. & Sat. 11am-10:30 pm

Visit our website for our full menu www.elenisrestaurant.ca

A True Greek ExperienceVicky, GiGi and family invite you to come in and enjoy authentic Greek cuisine.

Our dishes have been created from generations of family traditional recipes,

giving you the best in Greek dining. Catering for all occasions.

33262 1st Avenue, Mission

604 826 4430

Fresh, healthy and natural is our mantra.The Sweet Spot Café has the charm and ambiance of a small French cafe. Enjoy our award winning garden patio. Experience the hiss of the espresso machine, tantalizing aromas from the oven and delicious made from scratch food.

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