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Here’s a recap of the latest stories on the Northern Health Matters blog from November 1-7!

Food Security, Part 2: Food Costing in BC

November 7

How much does it cost for you to put food on your table? Your weekly grocery bill may come to mind, as well as how and where you get your food. But do you also factor in costs like getting to the grocery store? Population Health Dietitian Laurel Burton writes her second of three parts on food security.

The Village of Pouce Coupe reminds residents that recycle bins that continue to be rejected for pick-up will be removed.

On October 27, 2018 the Village Public Works department rejected 18 bins for not having the proper materials in them. Items that will not be picked up include soft plastics, Styrofoam, batteries, light bulbs and glass bottles. These materials are to be brought into DC Recycling. Furthermore, bins will also be rejected for any food waste.

Checking the bins is an extra cost to the taxpayers of $500.00 per recycle day. 

Form No. 3-10

(Optional – Declaration may be verbal)

LGA s.97

The Corporation of the Village of Pouce Coupe

DECLARATION OF CANDIDATES