Clancy's Meat Co.

Seventeen thousand hectares of Chilliwack is farmland, carrying more than 700 farms, and close to 30 per cent of the local economy comes off that ground. It is the largest dairy producing area in British Columbia, with poultry and greenhouse growing behind it. The practical result for a shop selling food here is that the supply lines can be extremely short, shorter than a supermarket buyer would ever bother with. Clancy's Meat Co. is listed under grocery, which on this site means the independent half of that trade; the national chains are not included. The name points in an obvious direction, though nothing beyond the category can be confirmed.

Nothing else is filled in. There is no street address, no website and no phone number, which puts a limit on how useful the available information can be on its own. What is stocked and how it is sold are unknown here and should be treated as such. Vedder is as specific as it gets, and it does not narrow things past the neighborhood. Turning up and asking is the only option, so it is worth arriving with a question rather than a shopping list.