Very interesting Tracey,
Is it a story about not being able to find the info or a story about the courts resolving a dispute about what the info means?
"The club’s lawyer, John Nelson, filed affidavits, government records,
old maps, a Crown land grant from 1897 and letters from highway
officials to the ranch, asking that the gate be removed. The respondents
have 21 days to reply to the petition, which is based on allegations
not yet tested in court."
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/small-town-club-takes-large-bc-cattle-ranch-to-court-over-road-closure/article11436347/
But here's an article from a year earlier where the group found information they considered quite convincing...
"
Nicola Valley Fish and Game Club members
say information obtained through the Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy Act proves the public has the right to access
Stoney and Minnie lakes through a long-disputed road."
http://www.kamloopsnews.ca/article/20120613/KAMLOOPS0101/120619934/-1/kamloops/govt-maintenance-contract-proves-disputed-road-at-stoney-lake
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