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Ski Resort vs Spotted Owl

Wednesday, February 12, 2025

The province is facing pushback from the Wilderness Committee about a proposed mountain resort in the Fraser Valley that intends to build over an area set aside as protected spotted owl habitat back in 2011.The Wilderness Committee's Joe Foy is interviewed in this news story. 

Tell BC what you think of the proposal to build a ski resort on top of protected spotted owl habitat. Public comments accepted up until February 28 2025. Write now!

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