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The tenants move out. This building has three empty units and three rent controlled units, and once the unit is empty, once the building is completed, they would be going to market at regular rate, is that correct . There are certain protectionses for the three tenants that are remaining in the building and theyre subject to rent controlled protections. That would be for the rent board. But in terms of, yes, for the three that are vacant, when those are returned to the rental market after all the construction, those would be at market rate as any unit that is vacated in the city that is subjec...

Defending donald trump, jr. , on sunday. Seeing that there was nothing illegal about the meeting that he held with the russian lawyer during the president ial campaign. Now the secret service is getting involved. Jon Kristin Fisher live at the white house for us. The secret service stays away from issues like this, why is it weighing in now . Over the weekend, the president s personal attorney seemed to try to shift the blame from the secret service by saying that if these russians were really so questionable, then why did the secret service not properly fed them and keep the meeting from taki...

Several Terra Cotta residents are protesting on what they are calling an “escalating environmental disaster” by the banks of the Credit River. Jim Thomas said he and his neighbours have watched as a property owner on King Street brought in 60 truckloads of fill. He alleges they didn’t have proper permits.

Site checks and comparisons with satellite photos show brownfield areas expanded by more than five hectares.