The Government said - The Irvings owns the land so therefore they can do whatever they want?
Excuse me? As the old saying goes - Don't the Irvings own most of the land in New Brunswick???
Boy? Thank God we have CBC in New Brunswick!!! Lately they have been reporting every move done by the Irvings.
It wouldn't surprise moi that the Irvings contacted former Irving Lawyer Joe Day to lobby the Government in cutting CBC services in New Brunswick?
N.B. moose hunters will need Irving permission to hunt on land
Last Updated: Monday, October 15, 2007 | 4:54 PM AT
CBC News
New Brunswick moose hunters, accustomed to unrestricted access to land in the Bloomfield area of Boisetown, will have to apply for the right to step foot on the land next year.
J.D. Irving Ltd. now owns the former Bowater land, and the company wants to keep a tight rein on the number of hunters using the property. That means that next year, moose hunters will have to enter a draw for an access permit from Irving.
Moose hunters already need to apply for a provincial hunting licence each year, and they're not happy they will have another hurdle to overcome next fall before being allowed to go into the woods owned by Irving
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2007/10/15/moose-hunt.html
13 comments:
little publicity to get your mind off of the great blue heron trial.
Pretty soon they will be issuing permits independant from the goverment? Nice to be sitting on top of the rock looking down on everybody and playing God with mankind!
Hmmm.....How many hunters do you allow in your private property?
No. uno (thats chiac)
Nobody but Irving got the 1.75 an acre deal.
No. tuo
YOU can't stop some one hunting on your private property.say,vrai
well when you own a hundred acres compared to millions, well I would say thats a pretty big difference wouldn't you say
Any landowner can post his/her land which restricts of forbids hunting on it, depending on how the property owner registers the parcel - Look it up -
Any land owner can do what ever he likes,and people can just ignore it because it won't hold up in court.You look it up,I have a ranger in the family.
Landowners have no rights.
well you can take a good sized tractor and ignore thier vehicle or choose to remove them in any fashion you choose and have seen it happen and not much can be done about that either!
So,if anybody,including Irving,want you not hunting on their land,all they have to do is follow the rules and properly post it,EVERY 100 METERS.
How much meters in a grid of 2 million acres?
Yes our government gave the Irvings our lands along with the wood. Still when all is said and done you just can't anytime you want. Hunting rules are their for all. Any land posted with signs of no hunting can be posted but sometimes; hunting still happens.
Average land owners have no rights. The Irvings well that is another story.
You own your land to pay taxes on but if they want to use your land for pipelines, mining or for roads etc.; your may get a few dollars for a major inconvenience and life style. If you find gold or oil it it not yours.
If you happen to have an accident and spill oil the problem is all yours financially. Hopefully you have insurance to help you out.
The government can come up with a plan if they want and tax you so much they will get you to leave.
you mean tax you just enough that you stay long enough till your broke!
i work for irving, i went through that gate every day in the summer, its manned 24 hours a day seven days a week, the person who works tehre lives in the house next to it.
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