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Paul Kubik

Garibaldi Provincial Park Southwestern Amendment Link

Posted by Paul Kubik, 5 years ago in Garibaldi Provincial Park.3224 hits
Garibaldi Provincial Park Southwestern Amendment ⇐ click on the link to launch the website. A proposal by the British Columbia Mountaineering Club for new recreation opportunities and conservation in the southwestern corner of Garibaldi Provincial Park.  
Chris Ludwig

Provincial government buys 5.6 hectares to expand Garibaldi Provincial Park

Posted by Chris Ludwig, 5 years ago in Garibaldi Provincial Park.2194 hits
This seems like a good thing, but as the wisest woman I ever knew taught me (my Grandmother), all that glitters is not gold. The cynic in me wonders why the province now spends $955,000 for this 5.6 hectares of land ($69,000 per acre), yet the crown sold off 610 acres to Aquilini Development (Garibaldi at Squamish) at the blow-out price of $5,000 per acre. Things that make you go "hmmm" Reference:...
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