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Quinte Conservation seeks volunteers for new board

Quinte Conservation seeks volunteers for new board | Kingston/Frontenac This Week

Quinte Conservation seeks volunteers for new board | Belleville Intelligencer

Quinte Conservation seeks volunteers for new board | Brockville Recorder & Times

Quinte Conservation Foundation seeking board members

Quinte Conservation Foundation (QCF) is looking for new members on its Board of Directors. Board members will ...

Quinte Conservation looking for new board members

The following statement has been released by Quinte Conservation this week.   The Quinte Conservation Fou...

Dicey provincial changes draw Quinte Conservation interest | Brockville Recorder & Times

New watered down regulations by the provincial government drew much interest at a meeting of the Quinte Conservation Authority Thursday, but as one staff member, Paul McCoy, in charge of planning and regulations, who presented the report put it, “We won’t know until it is resolved in the courts.”

Dicey provincial changes draw Quinte Conservation interest

New watered down regulations by the provincial government drew much interest at a meeting of the Quinte Conservation Authority Thursday, but as one staff member, Paul McCoy, in charge of planning and regulations, who presented the report put it, “We won’t know until it is resolved in the courts.”

Dicey provincial changes draw Quinte Conservation interest | Belleville Intelligencer

New watered down regulations by the provincial government drew much interest at a meeting of the Quinte Conservation Authority Thursday, but as one staff member, Paul McCoy, in charge of planning and regulations, who presented the report put it, “We won’t know until it is resolved in the courts.”

Dicey provincial changes draw Quinte Conservation interest | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder

New watered down regulations by the provincial government drew much interest at a meeting of the Quinte Conservation Authority Thursday, but as one staff member, Paul McCoy, in charge of planning and regulations, who presented the report put it, “We won’t know until it is resolved in the courts.”