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Council supports new OPP contract
While one Lambton Shores council member wants to know if there will be better cost savings if they do their own policing, another is asking if the costly contract provides for a financial penalty. Lambton Shores is being asked to …
Court rulings don’t support claim of open beaches
Midland Free Press, May 19, 2000. ( this article is a revised and updated version of TINY’S SHORELINE — A LEGAL HISTORY, which appeared in Issue #14 (Spring 1999) of The Tiny Cottager) Before summer’s hot days arrive, perhaps we …
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Public safety, liability, environmental impact
Public safety, liability, environmental impact continue to be issues pushed by Ipperwash residents Monday, January 26, 2015 2:58:41 EST PM Another barrier for the residents at Centre Ipperwash seems to be the lack of information from upper tier governments regarding …
Executive Update
UPDATE OF RECENT EVENTS RE THE ‘BARRIER’ DISPUTE AT IPPERWASH BEACH Tuesday, January 20: council meeting of the municipality of Lambton Shores: At the Dec. 18, 2014, meeting, specific motions were passed for staff reports on a possible by-law restricting …
Deja vu: Lack of information frustrates Ipperwash
We were correct in assuming residents who live at Ipperwash beach were not would be happy with the outcome of the private meeting last Friday with members of Aboriginal Affairs, the municipality and Chief Bressette and that there was really …
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