New Brunswick warned to lift ban on low-risk activities, such as walking, hiking, and fishing, on Crown land
The letter cautions that if the province proceeds with “overbroad, arbitrary, and grossly disproportionate restrictions,” the province could face a legal challenge and be brought to heel in court
By Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms —— Bio and Archives--August 11, 2025
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FREDERICTON, NB: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that a legal warning letter has been sent to Premier of New Brunswick Susan Holt and Minister of Natural Resources and Energy Development John Herron, urging them to reverse their province-wide ban on public access to Crown land.
The universal ban on access to nature across the province applies to low-risk activities such as hiking, cycling, fishing, or even walking a dog in order to prevent forest fires, according to the Premier and Minister.
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