Community halls and non-profit infrastructure across the North Shuswap—like those in Celista, Anglemont, and Scotch Creek—are operated by local non-profits and rely heavily on volunteer effort and fund raising. Rising costs for insurance, utilities, and maintenance are making it harder for these halls to stay open and support community events and emergency response. In 2025, voters in Area G approved a small annual tax to help support their halls. We’re now exploring whether a similar service might benefit the people of Area F.

Where do you live? *

• Adams Lake
• Lee Creek
• Scotch Creek
• Celista
• Magna Bay
• Anglemont
• St. Ives
• Seymour Arm
• Other

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Would you support a small charge, likely under $10 per year, to help our community groups? *

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• No

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