Cottage owners at Grenfell Beach and Indian Point have been notified by Sakimay First Nations that current leases will not be renewed once they expire and will be replaced with a new form of sub-leases between the tenant and a property management company.
The legal battle over leased land continues between cabin owners at Grenfell Beach and Sakimay First Nation. On Sept. 23, 2016, a ruling was made in the case between the Grenfell Beach Association (GBA) and Sakimay First Nation regarding the property lease rates at Crooked Lake. The class-action lawsuit, involving approximately 330 lots and between […]
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