US Edition'We’re not gone yet': Penticton shooting range not giving up fight to stay on federally-owned land (Penticton)
Over 9,000 people signed a petition as Conservative MPs prepare to challenge the federal government's decision to end the Penticton Shooting Sports Association lease this year.
- The federal government has characterized the land used by the Penticton Shooting Sports Association as surplus, and gave the range until the end of the year to shut down.
- Situated at 1797 Highway 97, PSSA seeks a proper, 99-year federal lease or to buy land, as declared by the federal government, despite ongoing disputes.
- Amid more than 9,000 petition signatures, around 50 people attended a town hall on Aug. 13, where Helena Konanz and Dane Lloyd say they are prepared to bring the fight to Ottawa.
- With Parliament's recent session approaching, Lloyd and at least two Conservative MPs say they are prepared to bring the fight to Ottawa this fall.
- Facing the looming closure, Scott said, `I don't particularly see the need for us to own it, if we have a proper lease`, and emphasized uncertain support.
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'We’re not gone yet': Penticton shooting range not giving up fight to stay on federally-owned land (Penticton)
Roughly 50 people gathered inside the Penticton Shooting Sports Association clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the future of their beloved local shooting range. The non-profit association is facing the end of their operation due to land lease changes after 42 years of business, due to land ...
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