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Article content Councillors Mark King, Chris Mayne, Scott Robertson and George Maroosis voted to move the redevelopment project forward. Mayne told council during a special committee meeting of council Thursday that East Ferris and Mattawa have also rejected the financing option presented by Cassellholme Home for the Aged. Council heard it’s not just the provincial guarantee that has some of the nine member municipalities upset, but the high cost of the redevelopment project worth $121.9 million. The nine municipalities include North Bay, East Ferris, Bonfield, Papineau-Cameron, Chisholm, C...

Article content Municipal representatives met with the board for Cassellholme Home for the Aged Monday to discuss the redevelopment, a project that has proved divisive among certain municipalities over a requirement that they guarantee the full cost of the project, including the portion the province intends to provide. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Deadline approaching for Cassellholme financing application Back to video Although some wording around the guarantee has been changed, all indications suggest Infrastructure Ontario, which would pro...

Article content The City of North Bay will formally ask the board of Cassellholme Home for the Aged for more time to explore alternative ways of financing the long-term care home’s redevelopment, currently estimated at nearly $121.9 million. After meeting in camera, or behind closed doors, Thursday, council voted in favour of a motion authorizing the chief administrative officer, David Euler, to send a request to the Cassellholme board so other financing can be explored before a final package is sent to the Ministry of Long-Term Care. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try ref...

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