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The developers who planned to build a highrise beside the Kelowna Community Theatre are suing the city for cancelling their project.

The healthcare real estate development landscape in 2024 will be shaped by several key trends. Developers are poised to encounter significant challenges stemming from inflation, elevated interest rates, and high construction costs. Additionally, an aging population and strong immigration put pressure on the publicly funded healthcare system, forcing provincial governments to look for ways to

Permits were revoked after city learned that students were paid to speak in favour of a building project

Permits were revoked after city learned that students were paid to speak in favour of a building project

Permits were revoked after city learned that students were paid to speak in favour of a building project

A developer has filed a legal petition asking the B.C. Supreme Court to order the City of Kelowna to allow a 25-storey building to proceed after council revoked permits for the project last month, citing a "tainted" approval process. 

Appelt Properties says it didn't break any rules after a public relations company it hired reimbursed the expenses of public supporters of its proposed 25-storey tower in the heart of downtown.

‘We’ll use the tools available to us to challenge this action’

The city said 24 people made submissions on behalf of the developer, with half referencing the need for affordable housing, student housing or affordable student housing.

OTTAWA - Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is expected to announce the country's draft clean electricity regulations today.