Program started by former mayor Ed Mayne set to resume in Parksville
Would you want to have coffee with these folks?
Parksville’s Coffee with Council is on a break for the holidays but will resume in earnest in the New Year said communication officer Debbie Tardiff.
The casual drop-in coffee sessions will be held (almost) every Thursday afternoon from 2-4 p.m. starting again Jan. 5.
It is an informal chance for residents to chat with mayor and some council members without an appointment.
For scheduling details watch the calendar on the city website at www.parksville.ca.
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