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CHELSEA MAN FINDS MARIJUANA IN GATINEAU PARK 12 Aug 2004 Ottawa Citizen NCC's Failure To Snuff It Out 'defiles' Memory Of Former Landowner Sparks The National Capital Commission is "defiling the memory of the father of Gatineau Park" by failing to stop marijuana cultivation in the heart of the region near a road the prime minister takes to his Harrington Lake residence, a park advocate says.  Chelsea resident Jean-Paul Murray, a Senate speech-writer, said he stumbled on about 60 marijuana plants last week during a walk near Chelsea Creek off the north loop of the Gatineau Parkway.  The plants are near a parking lot up the creek from the Gatineau Park Visitor Centre and close to Meech Lake Road, used by Prime Minister Paul Martin and thousands of others.  [Remainder snipped]

Pubdate: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 Source: Ottawa Citizen (CN ON) Copyright: 2004 The Ottawa Citizen Contact: letters@thecitizen.canwest.com Website: http://www.canada.com/ottawa/ottawacitizen/ Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/326 Author: Dave Rogers, The Ottawa Citizen

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