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Labor leader Ed Smith passes away - Vimarsana News

Labor leader Ed Smith passes away

Ed Smith died with family at his side on Wednesday.

Source: wsiu.org
"They're getting rid of us": Cairo affordable housing takes another blow with building demolition likely - Vimarsana News

"They're getting rid of us": Cairo affordable housing takes another blow with building demolition likely

CAIRO, Ill. (WSIL) -- Claude McNeil turns 67 this summer and has spent his whole life in Cairo, Illinois.

Source: wsiltv.com
Major property assessment increase reaches Saint John hotel 5 years after renovations finish - Vimarsana News

Major property assessment increase reaches Saint John hotel 5 years after renovations finish

A renovated Saint John hotel that received a substantial property assessment increase more than five years after it was upgraded is another example of stagnant valuations costing the city critical tax revenue, according to Mayor Donna Reardon.

Source: cbc.ca
Saint John developer argues against time limit for proposed development - Vimarsana News

Saint John developer argues against time limit for proposed development

A Saint John developer has told Saint John city council just how difficult it has been to move ahead with projects in a world of supply chain problems and administrative delays.

Source: cbc.ca
The Saint John street New Brunswick assessors forgot. Or did they? - Vimarsana News

The Saint John street New Brunswick assessors forgot. Or did they?

Following record real estate prices and sales all over New Brunswick for last two years, frozen assessments on homes valued at $200,000 and above are almost unheard of in the province. There are none in either Moncton or Fredericton for 2023. But in Saint John there are still dozens.

Source: cbc.ca