
Ken Low
Ken Low is the CEO of Montrose Properties, a company that owns significant industrial land in Richmond, B.C. Following a B.C. Supreme Court ruling recognizing Aboriginal title over the area, he has called for clarity and certainty in land ownership to sustain economic activity, and has urged the federal government to seek Supreme Court guidance on the implications of the ruling.
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Ken Low, president and chief executive officer of Montrose Properties, said the company is considering its options.
Judge will not reopen Cowichan case to hear from private property ownersKen Low, president and chief executive officer of the real estate firm, said property owners can’t wait for the Cowichan decision to move through appeals.
Industrial property owners ask B.C. Supreme Court to reopen Richmond Aboriginal title caseCEO Ken Low said certainty is needed to sustain and create economic activity.
Observers anticipate lengthy legal process after B.C. Aboriginal land title decision














