The Court of Queen’s Bench has heard, and rejected to the City of Regina’s Capital Pointe appeal. Continue reading →

Tuesday’s hearing, like those that preceded it was technical and often highlighted even the slightest mistake. Continue reading →

After three years and $14 million, the Capital Pointe hole is finally set to begin construction. Continue reading →

Three options have been given to the owner of the Capital Pointe site, in a decision made Friday by the Saskatchewan Building and Accessibility Standards Appeal Board. Continue reading →

In his final remarks to the appeal board, counsel for the developers of Capital Pointe didn’t mince words on why the appeal board shouldn’t fill the hole. Continue reading →

“Our professional opinion is that the site is stable, and that the shoring will expire on December 8,” said Kai-Sing Hui, a geotechnical engineer for EXP. Continue reading →

The Request for Proposal calls for contractors to “complete the remediation of the site located at 1971 Albert Street” and focuses on several big ticket issues Continue reading →

The City argued the board doesn’t have the power to hear the issue, a result of delays in the process that forced the appeal to take longer than 30 days. Continue reading →

On May 25, the City of Regina announced the green light has been given to fill the hole at Capital Pointe. Continue reading →