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pecied to move on to the site if the proposal goes ahead
include Fisheries and Oceans, the National Research
Council and the Canadian Coasi Guard. A decision from
the Squamish Band is expected in: March 1988. This
week, Inquiring Reporter wants to know what people
think should happen to this large piece of property.

NEGOTIATIONS ARE scheduled to be finished hy
Christmas for a federal government and private sector
development of 54 acres of Squamish Indian Band land
just east of the Lions Gate Bridge. Preliminary proposals
for this site include $30 million worth of research, office
and storage facilities. Some government departments ex-

Vhat should happen to land?

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reporter

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CORE CaN ES Un ere ee RTE ee enn cormegmes stone meaner ent a ae . en Tee anenearerne cl en
Edward Ho

Calgary. Alta.

Bd dike to See a park,
People itftes work want
le vo tora walk 1 think
some kind of phayeround
oF pecteation centre,

David Watson Velen Fung

North Vaneouver

Derek Rovers
North Vancouver North Vancouver

Posas turn if amto some For business development
holdins the vovernment miatybe omiake  atother kind of industrial use. Or ip wilh take og dota:
of B.C. for iansom. } see park tor the kids. Potbtak Mahe it into a weterstide mones. Parks would bea
(native vroups) wanting thar Git ceutd be park -- that woukd be lot berter., Wher
handouts from the vos. des hoped. everybody ts buss is nics
ernment ali the time. fo #O fo a park,

Newton Brown
North Vancouver ;
The native nations are Put amore hewsirs in,

Boud.

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From page 11 198s,
into. We see this as our buse level Said Asbell, Tas pursuit of the
of membership,’ Asbell said. repurchase progran, was put to
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give us a long-term growth poten- general meeting) and we're now

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