We support airport plans

If the region is ever to grow and come out of its funk the airport is of high priority, says letter writer.

Jul. 2, 2015 3:00 p.m.
Opinion

To the Editor,

I have been in favour of the airport expansion since it was first mentioned. My opinion has not changed.

If the region is ever to grow and come out of its funk the airport is of high priority.

Carol and Bill Pedersen,

Port Alberni

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