BC property owner faces $100,000 in bills after discovery of 2 skulls (youtube.com)
Claimed it was a ‘sacred site’, even though the remains seem to be in a pre 2004 dump of sand. Who would ever report anything to the government? All the commenters say you shouldn't report, for fear of what the government will force, and that already people don't report if they can help it. ... DRIPA, property owners responsible for ‘enormous, unpredictable costs.’ BC does keep a database of archeological sites but doesn't make it available to the public.
The property owner abandoned the project, saying it wouldn't be possible to do anything with this ‘legal limbo’ site. The province and the native band didn't respond to the news for comment.
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