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What Is Happening In Hudson's Hope?
 

FOR FURTHER INFO:
Contact Greta Goddard, DOHH Special Events Coordinator at (250) 783-5338 or email events@hudsonshope.ca

UPCOMING EVENTS:

 

 

WHAT'S ON GOING?

Monday

  • Whist, 7:00pm - New Horizons
  • Adult Fencing, 6 - 8 pm - Hudson's Hope School (kids welcome from 6 - 7 pm)

Tuesday

  • Community Choir, 7pm - St. Peter's Church
  • Adult Mixed Rec Volleyball, 8 - 10pm Hudson's Hope School

Wednesday

  • Cribbage, 7pm - New Horizons
  • Adult Rec Badminton, 7 - 9pm Hudson's Hope School

Thursday

  • Senior Craft Club alternating Thursdays
  • 1st Thursday of Mth - CommunityPrayer Night 7-9 pm - Pearkes Center
  • 2nd Thursday of Mth - New Horizon's Meeting - 2:30 pm
  • Indoor Soccer, 7 -9 pm - Hudson's Hope School


Did you know there are also Soccer, Baseball, Karate and Rod and Gun Clubs?

Hudson's Hope Virtual Flash Tour -Click Here to start presentation

Career Opportunities

Click below for more information on career opportunities.

Public Bidding Process

For information and results about the current tenders, contracts and surplus sales offered by the District of Hudson's Hope click below:


 
 
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Last Update:May 14, 2013

 

Resource Development Guidelines

During the regular meeting held on February 9, 2009, Council amended the Resource Development Guidelines. Please click here to view the document.


Hudson's Hope Monthly Newsletter - ''The Bulletin'

Past Editions of the Bulletin

Check out the new Hudson's Hope Library website!

District Page updated with Council Minutes, Special Meetings and Public Hearings

 

Air Horn Testing

If, and that is a big “if”, we ever had to sound the horns there would lots of advance warning and they would be sounded for a much longer period of time. If you would like to hear the difference between the air horn and the fire siren please click below to listen live.

MP3 version of Horn Test - 1 mb
WAV version of Horn Test - 5.8 mb

Listen to our Fire Siren - Mp3 Version or the WAVversion

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Inside facts about Hudson's Hope
In construction of the WAC Bennett Dam, a conveyor belt which was 4.8 kilometres long, moved glacial moraine material which was used to form the base of the dam. It was the longest conveyor belt during the time the dam was being built.
 
Reginald Shaw, better know as Uncle Dudley,
arrived in Hudson’s Hope in 1907. Our present
day dinosaur town mascot “Dudley” is named
after Dudley Shaw.
 

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PO Box 330, Hudson's Hope
British Columbia, V0C 1V0 Canada

Telephone: (250) 783-9901
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