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P.E.I. marshland to be protected after Royalty Oaks controversy

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On Thursday, Environment Minister Natalie Jameson announced a 28-acre parcel of land along Wright’s Creek in Hillsborough Park will be given protected status under the Natural Areas Protection Act. The move follows criticisms from local

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