Island Health board to host public forum in Duncan

Residents in the Cowichan Valley will have a chance to speak directly with Island Health leadership at a public forum next month.

The Island Health board of directors is hosting the session Wednesday, April 1 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Khowutzun Heritage Centre in Duncan.

The forum is designed to give the public an opportunity to ask questions, share concerns and hear updates on health care services in the region.

The evening will include remarks from interim medical health officer Dr. Melissa Wan on public health, along with a presentation from the Cowichan Communities Health Network.

The event will also be available via a live online stream.

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