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Cabin operators raise concerns about Colchester levy requirements

Summary by The Hamilton Spectator
Larry and Janea Bjornson, owners and operators of Starlit Beach Village — a small cabin campsite near Tatamagouche on the Sunrise Trail — spoke to Colchester County about the requirements of a marketing levy implemented in 2024.

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Cabin operators raise concerns about Colchester levy requirements

Larry and Janea Bjornson, owners and operators of Starlit Beach Village — a small cabin campsite near Tatamagouche on the Sunrise Trail — spoke to Colchester County about the requirements of a marketing levy implemented in 2024.

·Hamilton, Canada
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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