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In a legal petition in BC Supreme Court, an applicants contends the RMOW didn’t follow its own criteria in approving a Whistler Village dispensary.

Committee of the Whole discusses Short-Term Rentals; Council hears about bears and upcoming events at Red Mountain; plus bylaws and special requests.

A proposed new Development Approval Process; Five-Year Financial Plan passes the next hurdle; Tax rate set for Rossland properties for 2023; Aqueduct Trail Improvement moving along; Rossland Farmers Market will have space; Rosslanders commit fewer crimes but more drunk-driving offences and other MVA violations so far this year; Rodenticides poison pets and wildlife. 1.

Music festival at Red in mid-September; tennis and lacrosse speak up; significant grants to the City relieve financial pressures; the Five Year Financial plan moves ahead; evaluating recreation proposals; anticipating rising policing costs; concern about short-term rental regulation; the latest RDKB report April 3, 2023 -- PRESENT: Mayor Andy Morel, and Councillors Stewart

The City of Rossland confirms that it will not be appealing the decision issued on January 16, 2023, by Justice Lyster of the BC Supreme Court concerning the five lawsuits brought against the City by four companies associated with Warren Hamm. "We accept the decision of the BC Supreme Court and will not be appealing it," said Mayor Andy Morel. "We will comply with the court's