Developer

• ‘It’s a shame’: Vancouver builder says red tape killed DTES social housing project

  Perdip Moore says he was ready to build 14 units of social housing on a lot at 436 East Hastings, but red tape with the city derailed the project.

  Canada

  Sep 19
  
• Vancouver developer wins deferral on $10 million owed to the city

  Anthem bought the land, the site of a former Chevron station, for $72 million in 2017, and agreed to pay the city $26 million in amenity contributions in 2021 to rezone the land.

  Politics

  Jun 13
  
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• Calgary heritage landmark gets new lease on life

  A landmark steeped in history, Calgary's Nimmons House serves as the cornerstone of a high-density residential development, thanks to a delicate construction operation.

  May 30
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• Ontario municipalities feel impacts of housing law, worry over little audit progress

  It has been more than three months since Ontario promised to make municipalities 'whole' on a loss of development charge revenue due to a new provincial law.

  Canada

  Mar 13
• Integrity commissioner clears Doug Ford after developers attend daughter’s stag and doe

  Ontario Premier Doug Ford told the integrity commissioner that guests identified as developers at his daughter's stag and doe party in the summer were 'personal friends.'

  Politics

  Feb 9
• Saskatoon appeal board votes in favour of Arbutus after city dispute

  A record of decision from the appeal board was released, giving a detailed summary of both the Arbutus standpoint, as well as the city's.

  Canada

  Jan 6
• Opposition parties submit complaints over Ford government Greenbelt changes

  Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner sent a letter to the Integrity Commissioner asking for whether Premier Doug Ford and Housing Minister Steve Clark broke the MPP Integrity act.

  Politics

  Nov 29, 2022
• Ontario losing farmland at fast rate amid urban sprawl: provincial agriculture group

  Data from the 2021 Census of Agriculture suggests Ontario is losing 319 acres of farmland daily, equal to the loss of one average family farm per day.

  Environment

  Jun 18, 2022
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• Virtual open house discusses Prison for Women property plans

  Plans for a new development on the site of the former Prison for Women in Kingston's Portsmouth neighbourhood were discussed at a virtual open house Wednesday night.

  News

  Aug 11, 2021
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• Developer rebrands Capitol Condominiums to signal fresh start with project set to move forward

  Former movie theatre in downtown Kingston set to be redeveloped into a 9 story condominium. Developer Darryl Firsten has rebranded the project calling it Crown Condominiums.

  Canada

  May 6, 2021