Landlines: Discussions about land use and abuse in Prince Edward Island

Landlines: Discussions about land use and abuse in Prince Edward Island

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Landlines: Discussions about land use and abuse in Prince Edward Island episodes

  • The Lands Protection Act: Who is it Protecting?

    Join host, Boyd Allen as he examines the intricacies of the term "beneficial ownership" and how corporations use it to get around the Lands Protection Act.  Today's guest is former MLA and Land and Agriculture critic, Michele Beaton, who was vocal in the legislature at the time of the Brendel Farms transaction. 

    35 min
  • Point Deroche: A process undermined

    Join host Boyd Allen and guest Bryson Guptill as they unravel the twisted series of events at 251 Kelpie Lane, Point Deroche. This has become a case study in the multitude of ways the Lands Protection Act is abused here in Prince Edward Island. 

    This podcast is brought to you by The Coalition for the Protection of PEI Lands, which formed in 2018 in an effort to raise awareness about land issues in PEI and also to hold government to account on its response to these issues.

    The simple fact that multiple governments spanning 50 + years have promised to
    enact an island-wide Land Use Plan yet have not done so indicates the need for
    investigation into WHY this has not happened.
    This series of podcasts is a result of consultations with our members and those who follow us on social media on what other methods we might try in the Coalition’s continuing effort to share information and spark discussion on the issues around land use and abuse on the Island and why governments continue to be unwilling to be transparent about why it continues to happen.
    If you enjoy this episode, please continue the conversation and pass it on.

    35 min

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