Three environmental activists were arrested on the Brunette Fraser Regional Greenway.
RCMP descended upon a Trans Mountain pipeline demonstration on Monday morning and arrested three protesters.
The activists were arrested for criminal contempt of court and released to appear in court at a later date, according to an RCMP press release. The volunteer organization, Protect the Planet, set up tents along the Brunette Fraser Regional Greenway off the 8700-block of Government Street last week, adjacent to the pipeline construction site.
The group said it wants to keep watch over the construction activities, particularly those close to salmon-bearing Stoney Creek. The three people arrested were Khursten Bullock, 35, Lorne Salter, 76, and Maxine Kaufman-Lacusta, 79, according to a press release from Protect the Planet.The Brunette Fraser Regional Greenway-Burnaby Mountain Urban Trail will be temporarily closed to traffic, with a detour, until at least spring 2023.
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