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Province cites ‘lack of stable housing’ in Squamish following concerns about overstaying campers on Crown land
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By Ina Pace, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Squamish Chief The SLRD had requested ‘enhanced provincial oversight’ for campers exceeding their maximum allowed stay on Crown land, including the Squamish Valley. Sea to Sky governments have long been concerned about environmental hazards from squatting campers, yet they’re aware some may have limited choice. On March 20, the Squamish-Lilooet Regional District (SLRD) chair Jen Ford wrote to the province for help monitoring overnight campers, who were literally outstaying their welcome on Crown land. The SLRD is looking to mitigate risks …
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