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Two on call positions are available with School District #84 in Gold River:
More information regarding these postings, (job descriptions, closing dates and application forms) is on the School District 84 website under Job Opportunities.  Email This Post
The full service ATM is up and running in Super Valu! Mrs. Alstrup is pictured below as the very first customer to use the machine:
Lisa from RBC will be back in Gold River on Monday to help people with learning to use the full service ATM. If you wish to open a new account with RBC, please phone the branch at 250-286-5510 and they will set up appointments for Tuesday here in Gold River. Email This Post
Meet your RBC Team! You are invited to meet your RBC Team! Hear how we can assist you with your Personal and Business Banking needs. From everyday banking to retirement and estate planning we offer advice to help you achieve all of your goals. *** you will have an opportunity to speak with our specialists and have your questions answered *** When: March 22, 2012 Time: 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Where: Gold River Community Centre, Mezzanine Lounge We look forward to seeing you there. Email This Post
Hello Gold River, RBC is pleased to announce that their Full Service ATM will be installed at the Super Valu in Gold River, Thursday March 15, 2012. This ATM will allow our RBC clients to deposit their cheques, pay bills, transfer funds, withdraw cash and review their accounts. The ATM will be accessible during Super Valu store hours. We are very pleased to be able to offer this service to the community of Gold River and look forward to our continued success in offering our Financial Services to you. Matthijs Bruining Campbell River Branch Manager Email This Post
All of Gold River shared in the shock and sadness yesterday when we woke up to learn that a fire had destroyed the China House Restaurant and damaged many of the other businesses in the Nimpkish Centre. The Gold River Fire Department has indicated that the fire started in the kitchen area of the China House, and that it is not suspicious in nature. The Insurance Centre, the Veterinarian Office and Village Video have also suffered major fire, smoke and water damage. The Gold River Deli (at the south end of the building) was left relatively undamaged. Thankfully, a resident in the Gold Crest Apartments saw the fire around 4:00am and called the Fire Department. Our volunteer Fire Department worked tirelessly throughout the early morning and the rest of the day to save the building and keep the fire from spreading to other businesses.
For now, Edie Merlo of Village Video is looking for a temporary location, and is asking residents to drop off any rentals you may have directly to her or her daughter Deanna. Dawn Dakin, owner of the Deli, says she expects the Deli to be closed for about a week, due to electricity issues. Our hearts go out to the Tran Family, Edie, Loretta, Dawn, Dr. Proctor and all the staff that have been affected. Thank you to the Gold River Fire Department for your long hours and dedication to our community – we are truly lucky to have you all! Email This Post
You’re invited to an informative and entertaining evening at RBC Royal Bank in Campbell River. You’ll receive innovative, easy to use tools designed to help you develop a vision for your retirement along with practical information on how to achieve your goals. When: Wednesday February 8, 2012 Time: 6.00 – 7.30 p.m. Location: RBC Royal Bank, 1290 Shoppers Row, Campbell River , BC, V9W2C8 This events promises to be extremely valuable as we work towards achieving your investment goals in the coming year and your retirement vision for the future. RSVP: marie-louise.mulder@rbc.com or (250) 286-5533 If you are unable to attend, but you would like to discuss your investment goals and retirement plans feel free to contact me for a personal consultation. Marie-Louise Mulder, Investment & Retirement Planner 1290 Shoppers Row, Campbell River, BC V9W2C8 (250) 286 – 5533 http://financialplanning.rbcinvestments.com/marie-louise.mulder Email This Post
Via RBC Campbell River: As 2011 draws to a close and the New Year is upon us, I would like to thank the Gold River community for welcoming us to help and assist you with your Banking needs. We would like to remind the Gold River community that RBC is open for business. We have a representative in Gold River on Tuesdays (road conditions permitting) to meet with customers to discuss any of your financial needs. Our services and advice range from Everyday Bank accounts, Business Services, Investment and Retirement Planning as well as assistance with purchasing your new home. Please feel free to contact the local Campbell River Branch at 1-250-286-5510 to set up a time for a representative to meet with you on a Tuesday in Gold River or to schedule a time to meet at the Branch in Campbell River. Thank you again for your warm welcome and support, we look forward to working with you in 2012! The following is a letter written and forwarded to fifteen papers in the Lower Mainland with the intent to get the attention of some of the Politicians seeking election/re-election. Letter to the Editor, In July 2011 the Honorable Terry Lake, Minister of Environment gave permission to the GVRD to use Waste to Energy technology to deal with its ever mounting garbage problem. With Cache Creek landfill closing 2016 time is of the essence and this is the election for politicians and voters to make garbage an election issue. The Fraser Valley communities have made it clear they will not tolerate/permit any further erosion of their air shed and the Greater Vancouver politicians seem hesitant to take a stand on how they want to deal with their garbage moving forward. The technology currently on the table is Waste to Energy, but the debate is, should it be an in-region solution or an out-of-region solution. A small village on Vancouver Island is in a dramatic economic decline. This is the GVRD’s opportunity to be a knight in shining armor. The Gold River Power project, a state of the art Waste to Energy facility has the ability to completely change our circumstance. We need the Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) created from processed waste to make the Gold River Power Project a reality and help our Village become stable and grow into the future. The construction phase would boost our village economy in the short term, and the resulting permanent jobs would enable us to grow and stabilize into the future. Think about it, one hundred permanent jobs to a struggling community of 1300 would be the beginning of a new foundation for Gold River. A pay it forward answer with urban community giving a helping hand to a small rural village. The communities of the Greater Vancouver Regional District would be helping Gold River while Gold River would be helping deal with a huge garbage can sitting on the doorstep of the GVRD. The hard work is all done, the permits and licenses and First Nations approvals are all in place. On this issue our community is unified. So to you campaigning politicians, make GVRD’s garbage part of your platform and make Gold River your solution. To you voters in the lower mainland ask the garbage question of your local candidates, find out where they stand and let them know what the correct answer is. Brad Unger Mayoral Candidate Village of Gold River Please join us on Monday November 14th at 7:00pm in the Arena Lounge for the 1st Chamber of Commerce meeting of 2011. Click the following link to download the agenda: Please pass this on to those business owners you think will be interested in attending. NOTE: There is a change in venue: meeting will be held at the ARENA LOUNGE, not the Aquatic Centre Lounge as stated on the Agenda. Email This Post
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