Tsuut\u0027ina First Nation say they\u0027re increasingly confronting sometimes hostile trespassers on their land, some of them nudists.
In a press release issued Friday, an official with the First Nation located on Calgary’s western edge says trespassers venturing onto their land have become an environmental and even security problem.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
There’s also a danger to trespassers, posed by unexploded military ordnance left by decades of Canadian Armed Forces weapons training in the area, said Onespot. City officials say some military explosives were unearthed by massive flooding that inundated southern Alberta a decade ago.with the full extent of our laws and the laws of Canada.”
“We respect our neighbours and their lands. We ask that our neighbours reciprocate that respect both by respecting our laws and the treaties that built the foundation of Canada.”
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