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Ontario funds land preservation at former Talisman resort; BTC purchases property

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The Ontario government announced a $1-million contribution through the Species Conservation Program to convert 123 acres of the former Talisman Mountain Resort into a nature reserve. This funding supports the restoration and protection of land along the Niagara Escarpment. Separately, BTC purchased a large portion of the former Talisman resort property, including the former ski slopes and base buildings.

From owensoundsuntimes.com

Why it matters

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The government stated that the new nature reserve is an opportunity to expand natural heritage and breathe new life into local tourism economies. The purchase by BTC secures trail connectivity and changes the use of the former resort infrastructure.

From owensoundsuntimes.com

Who's involved

  • OntarioGovernment provided a $1-million contribution for land preservation
  • BTCPurchased a large portion of the former Talisman resort property

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  • Grey HighlandsSpeculative

    Grey Highlands might see increased tourism revenue due to the creation of a permanently protected nature reserve.

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