To submit a letter to the editor, e-mail michael.willcock@terracestandard.com. Include your first and last name, and your community of residence. Letters will be edited.

To submit a letter to the editor, e-mail michael.willcock@terracestandard.com. Include your first and last name, and your community of residence. Letters will be edited.

Is the regional district hiding something?

Why wasn’t an RDKS public hearing public ? letter writer asks

To the editor,

On Wednesday (Feb. 1) there was a Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine public hearing about an application to rezone the former Kozier farm in Old Remo with about 68 people attending. But apparently it was not broadcast, like other RDKS meetings.

Is the RDKS trying to hide something?

Martin Holzbauer,

Thornhill, B.C.

 

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michael.willcock@terracestandard.com

Kitimat-Stikine Regional DistrictLetter to the Editor

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