What does our legal history have to say about our property rights? When do we move from confluence to conflict in reaching environmental objectives on our land? Is there a place for the “public interest” on private property?
The Alberta Government has recently struck a task force to consult with landowners regarding property rights. Undoubtedly this is in response to concerns raised around the impact of the Alberta Land Stewardship Act (and other laws) on a landowner’s property rights.
This webinar will discuss property rights, environmental outcomes and ALSA in a legal context. It is an updated version of a webinar presented early in 2011 and is intended to inform the debate around property rights and planning. The webinar will touch on issues of relevance to the property rights task force and undoubtedly the next provincial election.
Join Jason Unger, Staff Counsel, on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm for this informative session.
Registration fee is $20, but a limited number of subsidized registrations are available for individuals and organizations who cannot afford the registration fee. Contact Leah with any questions about the event or how to register.
Thank you for your attention and response. We hope you'll join us on January 18th!
Sincerely,
Leah Orr
Environmental Law Centre
[email protected]
780-424-5099