The Anglican Bishop of Fredericton could be the man to stop a controversial campground project near Parlee Beach.
Bishop David Edwards was taking a walk in Pointe-du-Chêne on Wednesday, part of an annual pilgrimage he set out to do through the seven archdeaconries of New Brunswick.
But during his morning hike, he was approached by residents concerned about plans for a mega-campsite on Pointe-du-Chêne Road.
The park of 600 to 700 campsites, which Health Minister Victor Boudreau formerly held a stake in, would be the largest in the Maritimes.