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Swansea Point residents afraid proposed logging will trigger landslides

March 24, 2017

A Shuswap family is shuddering at the prospect of more logging on the hill above their home. They fear proposed work will lead to devastating landslides. They're well aware of both the risk and the devastation after living through it before. However, the logging company said they won't go ahead unless it's safe.

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