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Winlaw resident hopes study solves mosquito problem

A long time Slocan Valley resident hopes her community will support a push for mosquito control in the area.

Winlaw’s Jane Leander says the bugs are very problematic.

Some residents have expressed concerns with the possibility of BTI being used to kill larvae in local waters.

But Leander says it’s safe.

The RDCK is commissioning a feasibliity study on mosquito control in Winlaw.

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