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Carlsbad Springs residents and community organizations gathered together Sunday in the Ludger Landry Park on Piperville Road to rally against the tree-clearing that is happening in a nearby property.
Taggart said that after engaging in discussions with multiple commercial agricultural operators, they’ve “signed a long-term farm lease with a local registered farmer.” Elder Verna McGregor of the Algonquin First Nation in the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg community addressed the crowd Sunday afternoon.According to Tewin media contact Jennifer Stewart , there are no plans for the future of the property “other than to farm the land.” A separate statement, attributed to the Taggart side of the Tewin project, said farmland use of this land “is what our partnership with the Algonquins of Ontario had always intended.
Carlsbad Springs residents and community organizations gathered together Sunday in the Ludger Landry Park on Piperville Road to rally against the tree-clearing that is happening in a nearby property.Darouze had previously released a statement, provided Sunday by his office, which said that as chair of council’s
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