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Jul 6, 2026
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'Respect paradise': Martin Short among ratepayers angry over proposed subdivision near his Ontario summer home
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0.303 · RIGHT
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0.151 · CENTER
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Article Excerpt
Seguin Township councillors appear divided over whether to allow a residential development proposed for a parcel of Muskoka behind a series of waterfront cottages on Ontario's Lake Rosseau. They include the summer home of Canadian comedian-actor Martin Short, who calls the proposed subdivision "preposterous" and "silly."
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