GRAND BEND, Ont. - Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says talks continue in an effort to resolve an issue that led to the closure of a provincial park nearly two weeks ago.
Pinery Provincial Park in southwestern Ontario was closed to the public on Nov. 9 after demonstrators set up a trailer by the front gate in support of what police said was a land claim.
Ministry spokeswoman Emily Kirk says the trailer has been moved so that it now blocks the park entrance.
Kirk says the ministry and Ontario Provincial Police are involved in discussions with the individuals involved.
The park near Grand Bend, Ont., boasts about 10 kilometres of sand beach along Lake Huron and 21 square kilometres of forests and rolling dunes.
It has been the site of land claim protests in the past.
