At their meeting Tuesday night Council received a letter from grade nine Hapnot student Abby Agpalza.  She explained she is working on a school project that helps increase the bee population.  She asked if she could plant sunflower seeds in several locations in the city for her project in late April or early May. She suggested around the Flinty sub, the Flinty statue museum yard, the garden by the zoo and Rotary Park. The letter was referred to the city administration.

Still with plants Council approved the annual appointment of Mary Wright as Municipal Weed Inspector for Flin Flon to assist in the administration of the Noxious Weed Act on a contract basis.  This position is required under provincial legislation.

And Council received the Fire Chiefs report for February indicating ten incidents during the month.