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Fraser Lake, British Columbia

15 answers · 84 facts matched to official text · sources read 2026-11-08

Fraser Lake is a village in northern British Columbia, in the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako. The Village of Fraser Lake collects household garbage, provides water and wastewater services, enforces its bylaws, issues business and dog licences, and runs its recreation facilities. The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako runs the Fraser Lake Transfer Station (recycling, yard waste and large items) and manages building inspections for the Village. Marriage licences, health cards and driver's licences are provincial.

Village of Fraser Lake boundary, 4.94 km². Source: Municipalities - Legally Defined Administrative Areas of BC, BC Data Catalogue, accessed 2026-11-08. Zoning map and 12 zones →

Building, renovating and your property

7

Garbage, recycling and waste

1

Pets, animals and wildlife

1

Parking, tickets and driving

1

Bylaws, noise and complaints

2

Starting and running a business

2

Housing and renting

1
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