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The re-envisioning of the Government Road project has taken another step forward to reality. A public hearing on Tuesday, May 9 in city council chambers turned up no objections to the bylaw amendments to allow for a mixed-use development within the existing unfinished building at 45 Government Road. According to the applicant — Gerrard Station Development Co Inc — attracting
The city’s biggest Railtown development is undergoing another change. After beginning construction as a cannabis operation that offered various services for the growing industry three years ago, the 45 Government Road development ground to a halt a few months into construction. Citing “changing financial times and a drop in the price of cannabis,” the owners at the time —
Shoppers have been getting used to buying misshapen vegetables as they look ahead to cooking their Christmas dinner, with supermarkets selling wonky produce to support drought-hit harvests.
In a market where commercial real estate availability is at historic lows, the former Nelson Cannabis Collective building at 45 Government Road, originally marketed as one of Canada’s first craft cannabis production, processing and retail facilities, has formally rebranded itself as Gerrard Station, set to become the first-Class A, mixed-use commercial for-lease building in
Changing financial times and a drop in the price of cannabis have caused a major Nelson development to change course. A few months into construction the four-storey building at 45 Government Road is moving from its original intended use as a processing facility for cannabis to a commercial, light industrial for-lease property, according to a press release from the Nelson