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Yukon tour business ordered to leave operating site

In Grove v Arctic Colour Tours, the Yukon Supreme Court granted a property owner a writ of possession after finding that the tour company could no longer remain on the land used for its business. The ruling concerns an operating site and tenancy rights, not ownership of the tour business itself.

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