Development
Williamsville development appealed by rival developer under OMB replacement tribunal
A proposed and approved apartment complex has been appealed by a competing development company. Continue reading
‘Enough is enough’: residents in Halifax’s historic Schmidtville neighbourhood fed up with blasting
Schmidtville is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the downtown, with houses between 150 and 200 years old. It was just recently designated as a heritage conservation district but residents say the blasting is now damaging their homes. Continue reading
New Brunswick Museum unveils preliminary design of new facility
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The new New Brunswick Museum is a $100-million project expected to be completed in 2023. Continue reading
Rio Theatre meets fundraising goal with $375,000 grant from City of Vancouver
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Earlier this month, Vancouver city council also approved a plan to save Kitsilano’s historic Hollywood theatre. Continue reading
City councillors push to stop development in Wascana Park
The councillors want to halt development that doesn’t benefit park users, and see more public consultation on Wascana’s future. Continue reading
Small Edmonton business and neighbourhood residents clash over parking
The operator of a bar in Forest Heights wants to open a deli and coffee shop next door but the city won’t grant a development permit because of ‘insufficient parking.” Continue reading
Inefficiencies and inconsistencies in HRM development management: auditor general
By Jeremy Keefe Digital Broadcast Journalist
Halifax’s auditor general released a report indicating a lack of clear guidelines and communication on how the city handles development proposals. Continue reading
Durham College building eSports gaming arena on site of former pub
Durham College is transforming EP Taylor’s pub into a gaming arena. Continue reading
Edmonton City Council approves controversial Holyrood development
After three different designs were proposed for the redevelopment of a site in Holyrood, each of which were rejected by the City of Edmonton’s design committee, city councillors voted to approve the latest version of Regency Development’s vision for the east Edmonton site on Monday evening. Continue reading
Proposal for new height limits in Chinatown goes to vote Tuesday
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
A former city councillor says Chinatown is likely to change in the coming years, whether people like it or not. Continue reading
