Canadian Indians Develop Tourism Complex With Wild-West Flavor
The Kamloops Indian Tribe in British Columbia, Canada, plans to build a tourist and housing development, called Shuswap Landing, that will include a wild West-style town with a 200-room lodge and motels, an airstrip, train station and tramway to the top of Mount Paul. The project is made possible by...
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