Regional bus service linking Beaverly with Prince George and communities along Highway 16 to Burns Lake and Wet’suwet’en.
Route 161 stops at Beaverly: Petro Canada. The current timetable includes weekday trips marked Tuesday and Thursday only, and a Saturday trip marked pickup-only with no local drop-offs. Listed intermediate stops include Vanderhoof, Fort Fraser, Nautley, Fraser Lake, Stellaquo, Endako, Tintagel, Burns Lake, Decker Lake and Wet’suwet’en. Confirm the live timetable and stop details before travel.
Service Areas: Beaverley, Burns Lake, Decker Lake, Endako, Fort Fraser, Fraser Lake, Nautley, Prince George, Stellaquo, Tintagel, Vanderhoof, Wet'suwet'en Village
Short-term emergency support for people displaced by an emergency in Electoral Areas B and E and the Village of Burns Lake.
The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako Burns Lake Emergency Support Services team covers Electoral Areas B and E and the Village of Burns Lake. Sheraton is listed by the RDBN as a community in Electoral Area B. Emergency Support Services are activated during emergencies; follow the local authority’s instructions and attend the designated reception centre to access supports. Self-registration is available through the provincial Access ESS system, but residents must still attend the reception centre. Support depends on the emergency and available resources. For non-emergency program information, contact RDBN Protective Services at 250-692-3195, 1-800-320-3339, or protective.services@rdbn.bc.ca.
Community health services for Lake Babine Nation members across its five on-reserve communities and the Burns Lake area.
Services include immunizations; tuberculosis screening, testing, referral, treatment support and education; infant development and growth assessment; prenatal and postnatal assessment and education; sexual health screening and treatment; chronic disease management; homemaker services; nutrition services; health promotion; and coordination, advocacy and referrals. Home and Community Care provides nursing to eligible on-reserve clients.
Service Areas: Burns Lake, Donald Landing, Fort Babine, Old Fort, Tachet, Woyenne
Location: 225 Sus Avenue, Burns Lake, British Columbia
Medical appointment transportation for older adults aged 65 and over in the Lakes District.
Transportation to medical appointments is provided Monday to Friday by staff and volunteers using personal vehicles. Door-to-door pick-up and drop-off may be available. The program is funded by the Ministry of Health and managed by United Way BC; contact The Link to arrange service and confirm availability.
Service Areas: Burns Lake, Tchesinkut Lake
Location: 125 First Avenue, Burns Lake, British Columbia
Provider: Lakes District Community Response Network Society
A regional community network connects people with local information about services and community supports.
The BC Association of Community Response Networks lists the Lakes District Community Response Network as serving Burns Lake, Decker Lake, Rose Lake, Palling, Francois Lake communities, Southside, Granisle and Topley. Its community contact list connects residents with people who can provide information about local emergency, adult abuse, seniors, housing, health, transportation, legal, food and other community resources. The published list was revised August 2025; confirm individual details directly before relying on them.
Service Areas: Burns Lake, Decker Lake, François Lake, Granisle, Palling, Rose Lake, Southside, Topley