Treaty negotiations raise concerns about public access to national historic site @cbcbritishcolumbia
Treaty negotiations raise concerns about public access to national historic site @cbcbritishcolumbia
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A proposed treaty that could see several parcels of Crown land transferred to five First Nations on Vancouver Island has raised concerns about public access to a national historic site at Royal Roads University in Colwood. As Katie DeRosa reports, efforts are in place to keep Hatley Castle open to the public.

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