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In
1984, the Supreme Court of Canada said BC owns the Nanoose seabed.
In 1992, the BC Legislature voted 51 to 1 to make our province a nuclear-free
zone. In 1999, Ottawa expropriated the seabed off Nanoose Bay so US
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You can help
make Nanoose Bay and BC NUCLEAR-FREE
SPEC is working for a full public inquiry of Nanoose, including the
issue of nuclear warheads on Canadian Territory. You can help!
- Write a letter
to your Member of Parliament
House of Commons, Ottawa, Ont., K1A 0A6
Postage free!
- Phone any
BC government office
BC Access toll-free at 1-800-663-7867 or at 660-2421 in the Lower
Mainland.
- Write a letter
to the editor of any community, local, or national newspaper
Vancouver Sun
Fax: (604) 605-2522
Email: sunletters@pacpress.southam.ca
Vancouver Province
Fax (604) 605-2099
Email: provletters@pacpress.southam.ca
Globe and Mail
Fax: (604) 684-7956
Email: letters@GlobeAndMail.ca
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