Survey Office Accused Of Crossing Ethical Lines

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Survey Office Accused Of Crossing Ethical Lines

A St. John surveyor claims the government office in charge of boundary marking has crossed the line, engaging in petty politics, personal profit, inaccurate work, and misrepresentation. He also fears it’s being covered up.

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