by Kevin Russell | Sep 25, 2025 | News
Oland Brewery Threatens to Leave Nova Scotia Oland’s warning about exiting the province adds uncertainty to Nova Scotia’s employment base. For apartment owners, major employer shifts can ripple through rental demand, turnover, and concessions strategy—particularly in...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 25, 2025 | News
Nova Scotia Public Housing Tenants Caught in Fixed-Term Lease Disputes CBC reports that some tenants in Nova Scotia’s public housing system are raising concerns about fixed-term leases, which can create instability and uncertainty for low-income renters. For...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 25, 2025 | News
Minister Signals Push on Public and Affordable Housing Construction Nova Scotia Public Works Minister Colton LeBlanc highlights efforts to accelerate public/affordable build. More non-market supply can relieve pressure at the lower end of the rental market, but...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 25, 2025 | News
Halifax Mayor Under Investigation for Alleged Breach of Municipal Code of Conduct CBC reports that Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore is under investigation for allegedly breaching the municipal code of conduct. While details of the complaint have not been made public, the...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 25, 2025 | News
Public Housing Waitlists and Rising Rent Pressures in Nova Scotia CBC reports that growing numbers of Nova Scotians are struggling to afford private market rents, with many facing long waits for public housing. The shortage of affordable units is intensifying pressure...
by Kevin Russell | Sep 25, 2025 | News
Nova Scotia Power Reaches Settlement on General Rate Application Nova Scotia Power announced a settlement with customer groups on its upcoming general rate application. Details of the settlement, which will guide future rate adjustments, are set for regulatory review....
