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Brad J Lamb, Red Light Holland's Chairman of the Board will Chair the AGSM, which takes place at 11 am EST on March 23, 2023CEO Todd Shapiro, CTIO Sarah Hashkes and CFO David Ascott of Red Light Holland

Red Light Holland will release its financial and operational results for the quarter ended December 31, 2022, prior to the opening of the financial markets on Monday, February 27, 2023Red Light Holland

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Driving around Toronto can be annoying, especially within the downtown core when a lot of cars are out — but trust me, no matter how long you had t...

Late in 2021, artist-evicting real estate tycoon Brad J. Lamb applied to redevelop his own headquarters last year, but it looks like things might n...

A block of King Street West that has grown popular among Toronto fitness buffs could be destined for the wrecking ball, a new application with city...

Brad Lamb wants to replace Torontos famous auto repair shop with a flatiron building The condo hits just keep coming from developer Brad J. Lamb. The latest project from Lamb Development Corp. will be a wedge-shaped condo replacing a popular auto repair shop. Lamb was in the news recently when nine people, tenants of a property he owns at 1407-1409 Bloor St. W., were forced to leave their homes twice after carbon monoxide detectors were triggered. Lambs latest project is in the sa...

Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Toronto real estate mogul Brad J. Lamb has agreed (amid mounting public outcry) to pay for any "reasonable costs incurred" by the nine people who were evicted from his illegally-built apartments above an auto garage last week. The nine people in question, tenants of a property owned by Lamb at 1407-1409 Bloor St. W., were forced to leave their homes twice last week after carbon monoxid...

Toronto tenants evicted from “unsafe” building with 24 hours notice City inspectors say the residential units were constructed without a permit By Julia Mastroianni Aaron Sousa/Unsplash A group of Toronto tenants say they were evicted with just 24 hours’ notice after a carbon monoxide detector in one unit went off and caused city inspectors to deem their building unsafe last week. The carbon monoxide detector installed by a resident at the four-unit apartment building above an au...

Last Updated Monday, March 15, 2021 9:33PM EDT The property manager of rental units located on Bloor Street West says he is "surprised" by the City of Toronto’s notice telling tenants to vacate his building by Friday at midnight. Over the past few days, residents of 1407-1409 Bloor Street West were left scrambling to find a home after they were told to vacate their units within hours as it was deemed unsafe by city officials. Earlier last week, emergency crews were called ...