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LAIRD CREEK PETITION

Editor October 31, 2018June 25, 20251 min0
Vancouver Island Waterfall

Editors Note: The group in Laird Creek who are having extreme problems with logging in their watershed is asking for our assistance.
Please consider printing off several of the attached petitions and getting them signed and then sent to:

Laird Creek Water Users
Box 153,
Balfour, V0G 1C0

With thanks!

Editor

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