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I have been meaning to get around to TILMA ever since I met some very nice people at the GVRD event in Port Moody who were very concerned about it and gave me some literature. This article reports what the City staff are saying about it, so I would hardly think this alarmist. The point being that this affects every local authority in BC yet there was absolutely no consultation. Why not?

Written by Stephen Rees

May 31, 2007 at 2:54 pm

Posted in Economics

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