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Legislators weighing whether to ban consumer fireworks in Maine

Legislators weighing whether to ban consumer fireworks in Maine
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Legislators weighing whether to ban consumer fireworks in Maine

Legislators weighing whether to ban consumer fireworks in Maine
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Green Party hopes to close loophole with change to Lands Protection Act this spring

Green Party hopes to close loophole with change to Lands Protection Act this spring Opposition finance critic Michele Beaton said the Green Party hopes to table legislation as early as Wednesday to close what she referred to as a loophole in P.E.I. s Lands Protection Act. Social Sharing Minister Bloyce Thompson, who vowed two years ago to close loopholes, says he wants to wait until fall Posted: May 11, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: May 11 One of the purposes of P.E.I. s Lands Protection Act, according to the legislation itself, is to address the province s small land area and comparatively high population density. The law places limits on individual and corporate land ownership.(Open Farm Day/Facebook)

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IRAC report, obtained by subpoena, leads to single recommendation to change Lands Protection Act

Posted: Apr 29, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: April 29 P.E.I. s Minister of Justice and Public Safety Bloyce Thompson hand-delivered a report on a controversial land transaction on March 5 to the standing committee that demanded it from him just as he promised to do when the committee issued its subpoena.(Kirk Pennell/CBC News)

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Minister says Islanders will have to ask for controversial IRAC report through Freedom of Information

2,200 acres in Summerside area At the centre of the controversy is 2,200 acres of land in the area of Summerside and North Bedeque that had belonged to a family-owned farming operation, purchased in June 2019 by Haslemere Farms, which listed Rebecca Irving as its director. Haslemere Farms has since changed its name to Red Fox Acres. A previous attempt to purchase the same land had involved several corporations with connections to the Irvings, and failed to receive the necessary cabinet approval. But in the Haslemere Farms/Red Fox Acres transaction, Thompson said the transfer had not been put before cabinet for approval. He asked IRAC to investigate, and vowed to close loopholes in the Lands Protection Act, legislation that sets limits on individual and corporate land ownership on P.E.I.

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