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Hazelton, British Columbia

12 answers · 53 facts matched to official text · sources read 2026-11-08

The Village of Hazelton, often called Old Hazelton, is a small village in northwest British Columbia where the Skeena and Bulkley rivers meet. The Village runs its own water, sewer and residential garbage collection (billed once a year), planning and building permits, a volunteer fire department, roads, parks and the Two Mile Cemetery. The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine runs the Hazelton Area Landfill. Dog complaints go to the Village Office, and aggressive dogs are reported to the New Hazelton RCMP Detachment. Many things people think of as village matters, like marriage licences, health cards and driver's licences, are provincial.

Village of Hazelton boundary, 5.3 km². Source: Municipalities - Legally Defined Administrative Areas of BC, BC Data Catalogue, accessed 2026-11-08. Zoning map and 8 zones →

Building, renovating and your property

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Garbage, recycling and waste

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Water, sewer, roads and snow

1

Pets, animals and wildlife

1

Parking, tickets and driving

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Starting and running a business

1

Housing and renting

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