An Alberta ski resort has appealed a Calgary judge's $2.1-million fine for cutting down endangered trees, arguing the sentence is "grossly disproportional and demonstrably unfit."
from CBC | Canada News http://bit.ly/2QJsZeB
Lake Louise ski resort wants fine reduced from $2M to $200,000 for chopping down endangered trees
from CBC | Canada News http://bit.ly/2QJsZeB
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