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Tag Archives: Paul Branscombe
Sackville town staff recommend against supporting ATVs on the Trans Canada Trail
It appears highly unlikely that the Town of Sackville will support all-terrain vehicle users riding legally on the Trans Canada Trail that runs between Sackville and Cape Tormentine. During last Monday’s council meeting, manager Jamie Burke said town staff were recommending … Continue reading
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Tagged Paul Branscombe, Poul Jorgensen, Tantramar ATV Club, Trans Canada Trail
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ATV club seeks Sackville’s support to ride the Trans Canada Trail
ATV riders want Town Council’s help in getting the right to ride their all-terrain vehicles legally on the Trans Canada Trail that runs to Sackville from Cape Tormentine and the Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area. “We want to work with … Continue reading
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Tagged Paul Branscombe, Poul Jorgensen, Tantramar ATV Club, Trans Canada Trail
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Sackville set to approve ATVs on town streets
Sackville Town Council is expected to give final approval this week to a bylaw authorizing all-terrain vehicles to mix with regular traffic on two busy streets and the McDonald’s intersection near TransCanada Highway Exit 504. At its meeting on April … Continue reading
It’s unanimous: Sackville councillors say yes to ATVs on town streets
The New Brunswick All-Terrain Vehicle Federation won a decisive victory tonight as Sackville Town Council voted in favour of allowing ATVs to mix with regular traffic on Mallard Drive, Wright Street and the busy McDonald’s intersection at Main Street. At … Continue reading
Sackville councillors discuss allowing ATVs to cross McDonald’s intersection
If town councillors agree, ATV riders could soon be driving legally from the parking lot at Sackville’s Visitor Information Centre along Mallard Drive, through the busy intersection at McDonald’s to the ATV trails at the far end of Wright Street. … Continue reading
