Ipperwash barrier symbol of tensions
Beach barrier, Mike Maloney
Neighbours want to get along and want what’s best for our generation and the generations to come.
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Lawyers to speak at town hall
By Paul Morden, Sarnia Observer
Lawyers battling wind energy projects in Ontario are set to speak at a town hall event Tuesday evening at the Camlachie Community Centre.
Lake Huron Newsletter
The 2015 Healthy Lake Huron newsletter is available here. The newsletter includes articles on local communities working together to improve Lake Huron water quality from Sarnia to Tobermory, the growing plastic problem in the Great Lakes, and a safe swimming …
We are keeping our fingers crossed
“We are keeping our fingers crossed,” said Centre Ipperwash Community Association president Eugen Dorey in response to the first long weekend of the season at the beach that has been in the news since December 2015. There will be no vehicle …
Police Advise Ipperwash Community to Keep a Close Watch
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Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point First Nation News Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CENTRE IPPERWASH BEACH WILL REMAIN FREE OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC FOR THE SUMMER OF 2015 ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First Nation (April 28, 2015) – Visitors to Centre Ipperwash Beach will notice very little …
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Protecting Great Lakes includes Ipperwash, says MPP
Ontario is pouring $15 million into a renewed plan to protect and restore the Great Lakes, after two earlier legislative efforts got stuck in the political mire. Environment and Climate Change Minister Glen Murray said last week it’s important to …
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Chief to rethink vehicles on Ipperwash Beach
The mayor of Lambton Shores says he’s optimistic the popular Centre Ipperwash Beach will remain car-free this summer, despite an announcement from an area First Nations chief saying a recent deal might crumble. “It’s a very sensitive issue we are …
Kettle Stony Point chief wants respect
Kettle Point chief Tom Bressette says there needs to be respect on both sides if they want this Ipperwash beach situation to work. In a release from the Kettle Stony Point band office today, the message going forward is, ” Due …
Preserve and protect was message from Band office manager
After fears that vehicles would be driving along Ipperwash Beach this summer, an agreement has been reached between local officials, community members and First Nations to temporarily ban traffic on the beach. The agreement was hammered out last Tuesday and …
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