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Halifax council to consider Ottawa's tweaks for housing money - Vimarsana News

Halifax council to consider Ottawa's tweaks for housing money

In a letter to Mayor Mike Savage on Thursday, Housing Minister Sean Fraser suggested allowing more units and increasing height limits to new developments. Savage told CBC News that council will consider these changes before the end of the year.

Source: cbc.ca
Everything you need to know about HRM council's Sept. 12, 2023 meeting | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

Everything you need to know about HRM council's Sept. 12, 2023 meeting | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Including a shoutout to members of the public who took part in democracy.

Will Halifax's trees survive the next hurricane? | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

Will Halifax's trees survive the next hurricane? | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Tree expert Peter Duinker reflects on Fiona, the problem with the HRM’s tree canopy and how to plan for the future.

Everything you need to know about HRM council's July 11, 2023 meeting | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

Everything you need to know about HRM council's July 11, 2023 meeting | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Some councillors are already planning for Halifax's Integrated Mobility and Bus Rapid Transit plans to fail.

City plans to hire, train 24 Winnipeg Transit security officers this year, mayor says - Vimarsana News

City plans to hire, train 24 Winnipeg Transit security officers this year, mayor says

The City of Winnipeg will hire and train 24 peace officers to patrol transit buses and bus stops before the end of this year, Mayor Scott Gillingham announced in his first state of the city address on Thursday.

Source: cbc.ca