Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine
District of New Hazelton Northwest British Columbia

Unofficial concept. Made by JnP Studio to show what a rebuild could do. It is not the District’s website, the District has not seen it, and nothing on it is an official notice.

The public record

Council agendas and minutes

Council meets on the first monday of the month. This page is the whole reason the concept exists: one route to every year, and no year that quietly leads nowhere.

By year

Each row shows what a resident actually gets when they click today, measured on 29 July 2026. In a live build every one of these would be green, and keeping it that way would not depend on anyone remembering.

2026 All reachable Current. Newest document is the April agenda package.
2025 All reachable Complete on the District’s own server.
2024 One missing One December agenda does not resolve.
2023 Unreachable 3 documents lead off the site.
2022 Unreachable 10 documents lead off the site.
2021 Unreachable 12 documents lead off the site.
2020 Unreachable 22 documents lead off the site — the worst year.
2019 Unreachable 2 documents lead off the site.

Recent meetings, as published

13 April 2026
Agenda Minutes to follow
2 March 2026
Agenda Minutes
2 February 2026
Agenda Minutes
5 January 2026
Agenda Minutes
1 December 2025
Agenda Minutes

Documents are not reproduced here. A concept has no business restating what a council decided — only making the decision findable.

What would change, in plain terms

  1. Point the old links at your own server. The 49 stranded documents are a find-and-replace across the pages, not a rebuild. This alone restores 2019 to 2023.
  2. Upload once, appear everywhere. A document added to a year appears on that year’s page and in the recent list, dated automatically. No page editing, so nothing to forget.
  3. Say when minutes are still to come. An agenda without minutes reads as an omission. Labelled, it reads as a normal part of the cycle.
  4. Make it work on a phone. Most people looking for a council decision are not at a desk.

The District’s own site is newhazelton.ca, and the 2024–2026 record on it is complete and current. That is the part worth saying out loud: the office is doing the work. The archive is just pointing at an address that no longer answers.