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Meriel Beament Bradford

Meriel Beament Bradford was an international trade negotiator for Canada and a vice-president of Canada Lands Company, a commercial Crown corporation charged with acquiring and repurposing federal lands for community use. She has lived and volunteered in Chelsea, Que., for more than 25 years where she and her family ski and hike with great pleasure in the natural beauty of Gatineau Park.

Chelsea residents bear burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation

  • Chelsea residents are bearing the burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation that refuses to pay its share. Our elected representatives must
Opinion | BY MERIEL BEAMENT BRADFORD | April 5, 2021
A cross country skier, pictured in the Gatineau Park. Canada is a country of the rule of law. The little municipality of Chelsea has followed all the rules, submitted to the federal government’s due process and been proven correct. The NCC should be a good corporate citizen and pay its bills as we all do, writes Meriel Beament Bradford. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Chelsea residents bear burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation

Opinion | BY MERIEL BEAMENT BRADFORD | April 5, 2021
  • Chelsea residents are bearing the burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation that refuses to pay its share. Our elected representatives must

Chelsea residents bear burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation

Opinion | BY MERIEL BEAMENT BRADFORD | April 5, 2021
  • Chelsea residents are bearing the burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation that refuses to pay its share. Our elected representatives must
A cross country skier, pictured in the Gatineau Park. Canada is a country of the rule of law. The little municipality of Chelsea has followed all the rules, submitted to the federal government’s due process and been proven correct. The NCC should be a good corporate citizen and pay its bills as we all do, writes Meriel Beament Bradford. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Chelsea residents bear burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation

  • Chelsea residents are bearing the burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation that refuses to pay its share. Our elected representatives must
Opinion | BY MERIEL BEAMENT BRADFORD | April 5, 2021
A cross country skier, pictured in the Gatineau Park. Canada is a country of the rule of law. The little municipality of Chelsea has followed all the rules, submitted to the federal government’s due process and been proven correct. The NCC should be a good corporate citizen and pay its bills as we all do, writes Meriel Beament Bradford. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Chelsea residents bear burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation

Opinion | BY MERIEL BEAMENT BRADFORD | April 5, 2021
  • Chelsea residents are bearing the burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation that refuses to pay its share. Our elected representatives must

Chelsea residents bear burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation

Opinion | BY MERIEL BEAMENT BRADFORD | April 5, 2021
  • Chelsea residents are bearing the burden of unpaid property taxes of a Crown corporation that refuses to pay its share. Our elected representatives must
A cross country skier, pictured in the Gatineau Park. Canada is a country of the rule of law. The little municipality of Chelsea has followed all the rules, submitted to the federal government’s due process and been proven correct. The NCC should be a good corporate citizen and pay its bills as we all do, writes Meriel Beament Bradford. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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