by Kevin Russell | May 23, 2022 | News
Accelerated Housing And Infrastructure Is Crucial To Nova Scotia’s Future – Bill Black Nova Scotia needs to accelerate the pace of housing builds. Accelerated Housing And Infrastructure Is Crucial To Nova Scotia’s Future Politicians frequently use “affordable”...
by Kevin Russell | May 23, 2022 | News
‘Full-blown war’ of housing NIMBYism threatens Canada’s economy: CAPREIT CEO The head of one of the nation’s largest residential landlords is warning Canada can ill afford a “full-blown war” on higher density housing projects led by single-family home...
by Kevin Russell | May 6, 2022 | News
Kentville’s landmark Main Street Station sold The historic Main Street Station in Kentville, N.S., has been sold. The landmark red brick building was built by Dominion Atlantic Railway in 1929 as a year-round hotel. It was known as the Cornwallis Inn until a...
by Kevin Russell | May 6, 2022 | News
Students Nova Scotia hopes recommendations shape provincial housing strategy The not-for-profit advocacy group released recommendations it created after consulting students about their concerns regarding housing in Nova Scotia An advocacy group for post-secondary...
by Kevin Russell | May 6, 2022 | News
Report recommends Halifax increase commercial tipping fees for recyclables, organics Council will decide whether to change fees at meeting Tuesday A Halifax regional council staff report is recommending the city increase commercial tipping fees for recyclables and...
by Kevin Russell | May 6, 2022 | News
N.B. landlords openly discussed ways around rent caps in video posted to YouTube Apartment owners, property managers eye renovictions, special leases as potential rent-cap ‘loopholes’ New Brunswick landlords and property managers facing a limit of 3.8 per...
