Nova Scotia forest ban and snitch line raises civil liberties alarms
A constitutional rights group has issued a warning to Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston, urging him to reverse the province’s forest ban or risk infringing on the fundamental rights of Canadians.
A constitutional rights group has issued a warning to Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston, urging him to reverse the province’s forest ban or risk infringing on the fundamental rights of Canadians. This comes as Nova Scotia introduces a “snitch line” for residents to report neighbors who enter forests, an act now considered a finable offense.
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