by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Building well-rounded vaccination policies Legal tips for multi-residential landlords in the age of COVID Mandatory vaccination policies are currently top-of-mind among Canadian business owners, including those within the multi-residential housing sector. For...
by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
The town of Lunenburg, N.S., has adopted new planning rules it hopes will address a local housing shortage. Mayor Matt Risser said he gets asked “on a daily basis” about places to live. “If you don’t allow more supply to be provided … that...
by Kevin Russell | Oct 9, 2021 | News
Protesters at N.S. legislature demand permanent rent control Province introduced temporary cap last year in face of housing crisis Members of the Nova Scotia chapter of anti-poverty group ACORN gathered Thursday outside the Nova Scotia Legislature in downtown Halifax...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 17, 2021 | News
Premier Houston Issues Ministers Mandate Letters On Thursday, Premier Houston issued mandate letters to his Cabinet Ministers. Mandate letters outline the objectives that each minister will work to accomplish and the pressing challenges they will address in their...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 17, 2021 | News
Council Approves Two Dartmouth Towers With More Than 200 Residential Units DARTMOUTH – A major development near Wyse Road has been given the green light by the community council, despite objections from staff. Harbour East Community Council voted in favour of the...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 17, 2021 | News
Halifax’s Cogswell project budget rises $27.4M before work begins Halifax’s landmark redevelopment plan now expected to cost $122.6 million The redevelopment of downtown Halifax’s Cogswell interchange is poised to cost $27.4 million more than...
