Court rules B.C. lakes cannot be publicly accessible, siding with billionaire's cattle ranch

The largest working cattle ranch in Canada has won its fight against public access to two pristine fishing lakes in B.C.’s Nicola Valley, after appeal court judges overturned a previous ruling that said the lakes should be publicly accessible.

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