Hicks and Butcher talk skateboards, rink fees, defining the press, and Sackville’s wish list for lobbying the provincial government

August 6, 2021
Erica Butler

Councillors roundtable is a monthly feature on CHMA Talks. This month, councillors Ken Hicks and Allison Butcher joined in the conversation, recapping some issues from Tuesday’s discussion meeting, and looking forward to items up for consideration on Monday, August 9, for council’s regular monthly meeting.

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Hicks and Butcher talk skateboards, rink fees, defining the press, and Sackville’s wish list for lobbying the provincial government

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