Tag: Shirley Ackland

Port McNeill Mayor pleased with talks held at AVICC

It was a productive weekend at the AVICC Conference for the North Island. A memorandum of understanding was signed...

Dealing with the landslides on Beach Drive

Port McNeill council is moving forward on dealing with the landslides seen on Beach Drive. The area was hit with...

Port McNeill Mayor stresses importance of seniors care

The Mayor of Port McNeill says fighting for seniors care in the community will be one of her priorities...

Port McNeill focusing on long-term asset management

The town of Port McNeill is looking at some long-range planning for its assets. The town marked it's 50th...

2016 a great year for Port McNeill

The Mayor of Port McNeill says 2016 was a year to remember. The town celebrated its 50th anniversary this...

Port McNeill moving forward on new harbour rates

Port McNeill council has given the first three readings to a new harbour rate bylaw. Mayor Shirley Ackland says the...

The future of Port McNeill’s Old School site

Port McNeill council is looking at a plan for the future of the Old School Site. A public meeting was...

Port McNeill upgrading water pipes

Port McNeill is receiving provincial funding to finish upgrading its water pipes. Mayor Shirley Ackland says they've received word from...

National Aboriginal Day is coming up

National Aboriginal Day is coming up June 21. Port McNeil Mayor Shirley Ackland says it's significant to all of us...
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