negative protests, with much signage |
Many have been harmed by the powerfully negative protests, with much signage, that have stopped people from buying or opening a business in the picturesque town. We cottaged there from 1960 to 2006, when we bought out my brother's share of mom and dad's house. We lived there full-time from 2006 => 2010.
A delightful little summer town, supplemented by the winter snowmobile crowds, who pop into the pub for lunch. You can't get gas on the trail, though. They patrol the roads and sidewalks.
It's dead in the shoulder seasons.
Muskoka Newswatch, run by my friend, Norah Fountain, wrote:
On Wednesday, Justice Tom Wood ordered the group to pay $29,584.91 in court costs to the Township, adding the group’s legal action was not “public interest litigation.”It's been quite the saga, with much vicious electronic messaging.
Related Articles:
February 17, 2016, MNW: Judge orders Save Bala Falls to pay township Muskoka Lakes to cover court costs
January 27, 2016, MNW: Approved lease keeps park open to public
December 24, 2015: Bala Falls Update: Judge rules against Save the Bala Falls bid to stop lease
2 comments:
It'll be bad blood and hard feelings for a long time.
Hello Jen, it sounds like the town is a great tourist place. The local business will loose in the end. Why do they have to ruin it with a hydro plant.
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