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Back to the drawing board for Cowichan Tribes

Cowichan Tribes members did not vote to support a Land Code.
Chief William Seymour describes the outcome…..
Seymour says the vote is disappointing but the issue isn’t over yet.
He says another vote can be held in four months time and until then his office is going to explore ways to get the proper message out to the community about what the Land Code is…
Seymour says there’s no downside to adopting the code.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
News Director

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