Sentences with phrase «alr land»

That's largely due to a decade and a half of the B.C. Liberal government sending signals that ALR land is on the table for development.

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VANCOUVER — New Democrat Leader Adrian Dix has introduced British Columbia Local Food Act, 2014, legislation that would increase the economic and environmental value British Columbians derive from the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR).

Being an agricultural product, Colliers explores the potential for cannabis growers to utilize the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) as a source of affordable lanLand Reserve (ALR) as a source of affordable landland...

VANCOUVER — New Democrat Leader Adrian Dix plans to introduce the British Columbia Local Food Act, 2014, legislation that would increase the economic and environmental value British Columbians derive from the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR).

The property firm Colliers International argued in a white paper this week that locating marijuana greenhouses on the least arable portions of B.C.'s Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) would be «a viable alternative» to the province's dwindling supply of industrial land — particularly in the 148,000 - acre South Coast Panel Region that includes Metro Vancouver and the Fraser ValLand Reserve (ALR) would be «a viable alternative» to the province's dwindling supply of industrial land — particularly in the 148,000 - acre South Coast Panel Region that includes Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valland — particularly in the 148,000 - acre South Coast Panel Region that includes Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

British Columbia has an Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) which was set - up in the 1970's to protect the province's food - lands.

The original intent of the ALR has lost some teeth, with developers often getting land «exempted» and thus available for development.

Land held under native title is an exception, since native title rights do not derive from any Crown grant: Mabo v Queensland (No. 2)(1992) 175 CLR 1; 107 ALR 1.

59 A similar finding was reached in Pareroultja v Tickner (1993) 117 ALR 206 and NSW Aboriginal Land Council v Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council (1994) 84 LGERA 188.

Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Land Council v Minister Administering the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 (1989) 86 ALR 161, 170.

It included four separate parcels, one of which was in the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR).