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On Monday, the building located on Gerrard Road, Ikoyi, Lagos collapsed with a yet-to-be-ascertained number of persons still trapped beneath the rubble.

August 16, 2021 Meetings Council adopted the Castlegar and District Economic Development Strategy. The vision of the strategy is: ensuring Castlegar & District is an economic and services hub building new ways forward as a forestry innovator with global reach. pursuing imaginative housing options, visible creativity, a vibrant downtown, regional collaboration, lighter

Print The La Jolla Community Planning Association voted against the findings of its Development Permit Review subcommittee on a project that would overlook La Jolla Heights Natural Park in the Country Club neighborhood during its June 3 meeting. The project in question is a development at 7362 Brodiaea Way, where applicants hoped for findings that their project essentially meets the terms of a previously approved permit, in what is known as a Substantial Conformance Review. DPR approved a previ...

Article content The Municipal District (MD) of Fairview held their regular council meeting on May 25, 2021. During this meeting, staff communicated various updates to council members. Director of Agriculture and Parks reported to council that the majority of producers have completed seeding or are very near to being done. They also reported that the Mower Operator has started her season. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Gravel Pit road will be compl...

Willie Sellars is the Chief of Williams Lake First Nation. (Photo submitted.)   Merritt City Council has approved public consultation for a new cannabis shop. Unity Cannabis, the first cannabis shop owned by an Indigenous reserve in Canada and based out of Williams Lake, is looking to set up shop at the Adelphi Hotel. The motion to request written submissions from the public about the project was discussed at the May 25 regular City Council meeting, and passed 6-1, with only Councillor Melvina...

La Jolla community planners endorse waiving summer construction moratorium for Scripps Park restroom facility A rendering depicts the Scripps Park Pavilion project, which is slated for completion in the fall. (File) Print After years of planning, community reviews, a redesign of certain features and COVID-19-related delays, the Scripps Park restroom facility needs one more thing to stay on track for fall completion: a waiver of the summer construction moratorium. After the La Jolla Park...

Article content After the success of a three-year pilot project, Airdrie council has given the go-ahead for backyard hens in the city. Residents will now be able to apply for a development permit to house two to four hens, based on lot size, after City Council formally approved amendments to Land Use Bylaw No. B-01/2016. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Airdrie to allow backyard hens Back to video Council gave all three readings to Land Use Bylaw N...

New apartment building being proposed on North Fraser Drive in Quesnel. SHARE ON: Quesnel Friendship Centre (GHenderson_MyCariboonow-staff) The new multi-unit residential development would be located on 11 lots where the Native Friendship Centre site currently is. Tanya Turner, the Director of Development Services, went over a few of the details at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting… “Between the existing Friendship Centre and the daycare center building there is currently a vacant por...

Feb 17, 2021 12:31 PM artist rendering of the the proposed Harlequin at Prairie Rose Park seniors housing development and subdivision. (Ron Brar, Peace Holding Inc.) FORT ST. JOHN, B.C – A milestone has been attained for new seniors housing in Fort St. John as a development plan has been submitted to the City. Peace Enterprises has partnered with Vancouver-based non-profit VRS Communities’, the owner/operator of the 116 unit housing, called Harlequin at Prairie Rose Park. The submission of...

Credit: nj.gov Shawn LaTourette is acting commissioner at the Department of Environmental Protection. New Jersey’s top environmental official says he will not be involved with permitting decisions by the Department of Environmental Protection on a plan to build a South Jersey port that would include the state’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal. Acting Commissioner Shawn LaTourette filed a document on Jan. 25 recusing himself from 16 matters before the DEP including the Repa...