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Our HRM National Urban Park Needs The Full BMBCL Boundary
18,000 housing units proposed in Halifax wilderness
Category Advocacy
Halifax residents raise traffic, environmental concerns with Sandy Lake development
Plans for Halifax-area development off Highway 102 corridor raise concerns
Advocates push for protection of Blue Mountain–Birch Cove Lakes during public session
BMBCL endorsement & CARP NS Submission Re: 102 Corridor
From: Board Chair <chair@bluemountainfriends.ca> Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 4:57 PM To: Grant, Ross <grantro@halifax.ca>; ronswan@ronswan.net <ronswan@ronswan.net> Subject: Highway 102 West Corridor Special Planning Area – CARP Submission Good Afternoon Mr. Grant I am writing on behalf of the Friends of Blue Mountain Birch…
Protect BMBCL Our Future National Urban Park – Say No To Highway 102 Special Planning Area
Protecting the borders of the Blue Mountain Wilderness – Nova Scotia Nature Trust
Position Paper: Blue Mountain Birch Cove Lakes National Urban Park Candidate
There is wide-spread support for Blue Mountain-Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness becoming a National Urban Park. Friends of BMBCL developed a position paper outlining recommendations as the consultation/planning process moves forward while development pressures continue to grow.
Response to Phase 4 Regional Plan Review
N.S. Environment: BMBCL Wilderness Area Description
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