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BACKGROUND: A series of public consultations are rolling out in Thornhill over the next few weeks, re-examining the options of incorporation, amalgamating with Terrace, or remaining the same under governance of the Regional District of Kitimat Stikine.
In a 1997 referendum Thornhill voted down a proposal to join the City of Terrace, but since then a group of residents and the Electoral Area E director for Thornhill, Ted Ramsey, who is in favour of incorporation, have pushed to re-examine the merits to alternate forms of governance.
READ MORE: The question of Thornhill’s governance structure hits the streets
