Ontario Parks offering refunds for Pinery campers deterred by protest

The campers planning to visit the Grand Bend Pinarie State Park this weekend will be fully refunded if you choose to stay home for protests from native.

Natural resource spokeswoman Jolanta Kowalski said he is negotiating with protestor against 980 CFPL, but he has not concluded yet.

"I do not know if there is absolute clarity at the moment about what is involved here," she explained.

Since the beginning of last week a few people closed the doors and resumed the protest action last autumn. Maynard T. George said that the demonstration was over as they worked hard to raise awareness of the land dating back to the war of 1812, and since the local government started dialogue with them.

Last weekend London 's areaman Brandon Brockman camped in the park. However, as I tried to take the trailer to the park on Wednesday night, another camper which requested not to name me was rejected.

He said MNR officials and OPP are on site. He waited for about an hour and a half with his wife and finally left another campsite.

"Protestors may hinder entry, they did this for some people, especially I believe in people who want to use trailers," Kowalski said.

"I know that people are irritated but we want to solve this problem not only for the safety of the staff but also in a safe way. That will be settled soon. "

As she is a place where visitors can find up-to-date information, she urges people to check the Pinery Ontario Park website.

"People need to understand that they may enter, but they may not, if they enter," she explained. "If they really want to go to the park, they may need to play with their ears this weekend."

In 2004, Ontario State Attorney General At that time Michael Bryant stated to Congress that George's appeal was "personal dissatisfaction" rather than land requirement.

Bryant said that the first country of the area - the kettle and the first country of Stoney Point - said they did not acknowledge this dissatisfaction, and they said they did not have land requirements on Pinery.

If someone cancels the reservation and receives a refund or guides you to a different park you will be asked to call the reservation hotline at Ontario Park at 1 888 668 7275.

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