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 NORTHUMBERLAND 鈥?With long lasting decisions currently being made about the publics basic right to explore Canada by kayak and canoe, two Cobourg residents are making their voices heard.Both Bruce Bellaire, a wilderness canoeist, and Richard Tyssen, a local environmental action advocate, are calling on the federal government to restore all the protections that were lost when the Navigation Protection Act  NPA  was amended in 2009 and 2012.At the time the Harper governm stanley cups uk ent introduced a 321-page omnibus budget bill which included changes to how pipeline and interprovincial starbucks stanley cup  power line projects would be treated.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Although it removed those projects from provisions of the Navigation Protection Act 鈥?by no longer defining them as  work  under the legislation, which resulted in 31,000 lakes and 2.25 million rivers losing that federal protection 鈥?Transport Canada says the Common Law continues to protect everyones right of navigation under the act. I was very aware of the changes that were made in 2012, and I was very aware of  Prime Minister  Justin Trudeaus campaign promises in 2014, but I wasnt aware that they had a committee meeting this year to actually propose changes,  said Bellaire, wh stanley mug o held a list of waterways he has canoed all over Canada.  Right now there are 97 lakes, 62 rivers and the three oceans that are protected in Canada, of our tens and tens of thousands of named lakes and rives 鈥?not counti Jnab MINOR CRASH   : Live updates in Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton and Halton Hills for Thursday, April 27 on traffic and weather along with school bus cancellations
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