Armstrong is named after E.C. Heaton Armstrong, a London banker who helped finance the
Shuswap and Okanagan Railway in 1892 and local development at the turn of the century.
Agriculture and ranching are the traditional economic ventures of our community.
Shuswap and Okanagan Railway in 1892 and local development at the turn of the century.
Agriculture and ranching are the traditional economic ventures of our community.
Our Community
The City of Armstrong, British Columbia and its neighbouring Township of Spallumcheen are situated
between the sunny, rolling Okanagan Valley and the cooler, forested Shuswap Valley.
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