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5,800 housing units proposed for Halifax Exhibition Park, but concerns are being raised - Halifax - Vimarsana News

5,800 housing units proposed for Halifax Exhibition Park, but concerns are being raised - Halifax

A developer has proposed building more than 5,800 housing units on the Halifax Exhibition Centre lands, but a councillor and some residents have concerns about the project.

Charlottetown sends 1,700 housing units to public consultation - Vimarsana News

Charlottetown sends 1,700 housing units to public consultation

Charlottetown residents will soon have their say on 1,700 housing units proposed for the city across three separate projects.

Source: cbc.ca
Multi unit Glen Allen Development going to public feedback session - Vimarsana News

Multi unit Glen Allen Development going to public feedback session

Residents of Bridgewater will get their chance to have a say on a proposed three-phase 450-unit development on...

Source: cjhk.ca
Charlottetown bylaw change helps push mental health campus forward - Vimarsana News

Charlottetown bylaw change helps push mental health campus forward

Charlottetown city council amended its zoning and development bylaw Wednesday to allow for a design change at the province's new mental health campus.

Source: cbc.ca
Inuvik's first ever welcome sign will come down, but it's not goodbye forever - Vimarsana News

Inuvik's first ever welcome sign will come down, but it's not goodbye forever

Inuvik's first ever welcome sign will come down, but it's not goodbye forever The Gwich'in Tribal Council and Nihtat Gwich'in Council put in a bid to be the new owners of the town's old welcome sign once it's taken down. Social Sharing The old sign, soon to be rehomed, will be owned by the Gwich'in Tribal Council and Nihtat Gwich’in Council Posted: May 05, 2021 3:45 PM CT | Last Updated: May 5 Max Morin designed and painted the sign in 1992 after moving to Inuvik as an RCMP officer. (Mackenzie Scott/CBC ) As one "welcome" sign in Inuvik, Northwest Territories, goes down, another will go up....

Source: cbc.ca