Quesnel businesses recognized for excellence !

A Quesnel business owner won a BC Chamber of Commerce award.
Ted Martindale (Photo supplied by District Chamber of Commerce)

Ted Martindale, owner of Granville’s Coffee, was presented with the award for small business at the Business Excellence Awards in Quesnel at the Seniors Centre on Saturday (Oct 17) night.

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Several local awards were also handed out.
Teresa Smith, with Circle ‘S’ Western  Wear, was named business person of the year.
Tee Time Virtual Golf was named business of the year for five employees or less, and Service Electric won for more than 5 employees.
Phunky Fork was named home-based business of the year.
Roy Josephy and Richbar Golf & Gardens took home a lifetime achievement award.
Pawfect Mobile Grooming was named new business of the year.
Attitude South was recognized for greatest improvement, Donna Legere won for social leadership, Four Rivers Co-op was recognized for agriculture, and Barkerville Historic Town & Park won an award for excellence in tourism.

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