Public Hearing about marijuana operations in Campbell River

A large group of community members came out to city council Monday night to support the public hearing around marijuana operations in Campbell River.
Speaker and Weemedial dispensary worker Joel Wilson says their business is very transparent. They want to educate people when they come in and go over the different issues they have.
Wilson says Campbell River is the hub of the North Island and that is why Weemedial wants to stay in the community.
City council will make a decision next month regarding the proposed amendment to the zoning bylaw to regulated marijuana operations.

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