On Babine Lake, Bulkley-Nechako · read 30 July 2026
The only contact details on your front page belong to the Regional District.
The Village's own office address and telephone number are real and published — they are just one page further in. Everything below is a comparison between the two.
On the front page now
What a resident was looking for
The email address on the home page
info@rdbn.bc.ca
That is the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, not the Village.
general@villageofgranisle.ca
The Village office, which is who a resident wanted.
The telephone number on the home page
1-800-320-3339
Also the Regional District.
250.697.2248
The Village office, published one page further in.
Where the Village’s own details live
On the contact page
Six addresses, all at villageofgranisle.ca, none of them on the front page.
On every page
In the footer, where a resident looks first and last.
What the news list shows
Next 12345678
The pagination controls are rendering as plain digits under the news items.
The four most recent notices, dated
And a link to the rest, for anyone who wants them.
The Village's contact page publishes 6 addresses at villageofgranisle.ca. Several of them belong to named individuals; none of those names is repeated on this concept, because publishing them is the Village's decision and not ours.
Seventeen services, currently inside a menu
Equipment borrowing
Emergency services
Events
Community services
Health services
Garbage collection
Granisle shuttle services
Better at Home
Choose to Move
Public library
New residents
Clubs and organisations
Accessibility for All
Age-friendly Granisle
Be Bear Smart
Voyent Alert
Marina and accommodation
All of this is real and running. A resident has to open a menu and read a list of seventeen things to find any of it.
In full
01 The front page gives out the Regional District’s contact details
The only email address and the only telephone number on the home page belong to the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako. The Village’s own office address and number are real, published and one page further in — so a resident with a question about a Village matter is handed the wrong desk first.
02 The pagination is showing as text
Underneath the news list, the words “Next 12345678” appear as plain digits. It is a setting rather than a mistake anybody made, and it is the sort of thing that makes a careful reader wonder what else is unattended.
03 Seventeen services, all inside a menu
Garbage collection, the shuttle, Better at Home, the library, emergency services — all of it good, all of it real, and none of it visible until somebody opens a menu and reads a list of seventeen things.
Not covered by this concept: Bylaws and minutes · Council agendas · Utility billing · Emergency alerting · The library catalogue · Job postings