by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Rent cap in N.S. will be tied to state of emergency, but when that ends is unknown Housing Minister John Lohr to meet Friday with affordable housing commission A cap on rent increases in Nova Scotia will last as long as the public health state of emergency exists, but...
by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Proof of Full Vaccination Resources Proof of full vaccination required signage Consent form for recording vaccination status (see Appendix B) How to access Nova Scotia COVID-19 Proof of Vaccination Guide for participants at events and activities requiring proof of...
by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Halifax Economy Weathers Pandemic Better Than Any Other Major Canadian City HALIFAX — When you line it up against other major Canadian cities, Halifax weathered the Covid-19 pandemic better than any other. The city’s CAO and leaders from the Halifax Partnership gave...
by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Pandemic has not slowed down hot construction industry pace in Halifax Numerous construction cranes are swinging over Halifax as the city’s hot construction pace continues despite the impact of the pandemic. Duncan Williams, president of the Construction Association...
by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Why Rent Control Isn’t The Answer To Rising Housing Costs In N.S HALIFAX – Rent control has been one of the hottest issues in Halifax, and across the province, for quite a while now. Vacancy rates are low, and rental prices seem to be skyrocketing in many markets....
by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Swiss rent-control model actually drives up rents Increasing the supply of rental units would help restore balance to the market in HRM Thank you to Jacqueline Porter for her articulate opinion piece Nova Scotia, take note — Swiss have solved rent-control dilemma,...
