No DWR workers in a while now. No felon, no thug.
If they don’t clean up their shit, can the province seize their property to clean up after them? It would be great if the property was seized and turned into a park, never having to worry about foreign felons or their ilk setting up businesses and polluting in that spot ever again.
Should be interesting to see what their next steps are going to be. After shooting their mouth off about how the property is contaminated – who’s going to buy it? Plus, the 35 acre foreshore lease can no longer be included as a feature in the purchase since it’s cancelled. Trespassing if you step on the foreshore. I believe the lease is around $50k a year and you can be sure that particular lease is going to be scrutinized after this debacle.
allthingsunionbay 
Sadly its not over, until its over!!
The HEAVY, HEAVY” RAINS” ARE ABOUT TO START
This is when the real long term damage will occur ”ACTION” IS NEEDED NOW !!!
Many, many oyster/herring JOBS(300+) are at stake both here and in B.C. if the fisheries collapse due to D.W.R.’s POISON & POLLUTION from their beach breaking operations…
*** D.W.R. must GO***
Before its all just to late to stop this MADNESS & INSANITY
facta non verba ….so badly needed right now ~~~???….
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