Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine
District of New Hazelton
An incorporated municipality in northwest British Columbia. This concept is built around the one thing a district website is legally and practically for: making the public record easy to find.
Measured on the live site, 29 July 2026
The recent record works. The older half points somewhere that no longer exists.
Document links
On the council meetings page
Open correctly
Newest is April 2026
Lead off the site
2019 to 2023
Forty-nine of the agenda and minutes links do not point at newhazelton.ca at all. They point at two other hosts — a staging server and a temporary hosting address, left behind when the site moved. Both are gone, so anyone looking for a council decision between 2019 to 2023 arrives at nothing.
This is not a design problem and it is not anyone’s fault — it is what happens when a site changes hosts and the old addresses are written into the pages. It is also the cheapest thing on this list to put right.
Broken links by year
2020 is the worst year: twenty-two of its documents are unreachable.
What people come here to do
Most recent meetings
The full record →Council meets on the first monday of the month.
Taken from what the District publishes today. This concept does not reproduce or summarise anything from inside a document — the record is theirs, and the only job here is making it reachable.