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This database is the only one of its kind in Prince George and includes an extensive list of local businesses.
Have a local business but don't have the resources to maintain your own website? User-friendly, descriptive and searchable, our free online Business Directory offers your company the opportunity to have an online presence. Only businesses with a Prince George business license are eligible for inclusion in the Business Directory.
If you have any questions or require assistance, please email ecdev@princegeorge.ca or phone 250-561-7633, we are happy to help.
BLAKE PRODUCTIONS
- Address:
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293-285 MOFFAT ST S
Prince George, British Columbia
Canada
V2M 3L4 - Phone:
- 250-564-1024
- Email:
- brent@blakeproductions.ca
- Website:
- http://www.blakeproductions.ca
- Products/Services:
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Blake Productions provides professional audiovisual (AV) and lighting services.
With the wide variety of services that we offer, the combined years of employee experience in the industry, and our commitment to outstanding customer service, Blake Productions is leading the way in providing professional audiovisual and lighting services in Northern British Columbia.
Our services include:
Conferences & Meetings
Special Events &Festivals
Concerts & Entertainment
Custom Installations
Audiovisual equipment rentals & sales.We work with our customers to better inform them of the options available for sound, lighting, and video, while working to fit their budget and overall vision of their event.
Client satisfaction is our most important goal. Over 90% of our business stems from prior relationships and repeat business.
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Supply Chain Connector
The Supply Chain Connector is an industrial supply and service database of businesses located in central and northern British Columbia. Developed by Northern Development Initiative Trust in preparation for the more than $140 billion in industrial projects planned for the region, this database helps major industry, communities and government procurement offices quickly locate local businesses to help them build major projects.
