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Developer pulls $300K donation amid roiling political debate - Vimarsana News

Developer pulls $300K donation amid roiling political debate

Groupe Katasa had pledged $300,000 to improve traffic calming and create new affordable housing in Capital ward, but says it will no longer provide the donation partly because Ottawa city councillors asked for it to be spent across the city.

Source: cbc.ca
City's property severance backlog needs serious cutting down, say lawyers - Vimarsana News

City's property severance backlog needs serious cutting down, say lawyers

A serious backlog of property severance applications at Ottawa city hall has some landowners waiting in limbo, and they say the holdup is costing them time and money.

Source: cbc.ca
Property severance backlog costing time and money, applicants say - Vimarsana News

Property severance backlog costing time and money, applicants say

A serious backlog of property severance applications at Ottawa city hall has some landowners waiting in limbo, and they say the holdup is costing them time and money.

Source: cbc.ca
'Slush fund' or 'standard practice'? Developer fund debate gets heated - Vimarsana News

'Slush fund' or 'standard practice'? Developer fund debate gets heated

Ottawa city councillors have changed the terms of a $300,000 "voluntary contribution" to fund traffic calming and affordable housing after some questioned if the developer felt pressured to offer it.

Source: cbc.ca
Federal officials mull legal action after highrise development on Carling approved – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Federal officials mull legal action after highrise development on Carling approved – Ottawa Business Journal

Federal officials said they'd consider legal action over a high rise proposal approved Wednesday that could impact the Central Experimental Farm. 

Source: obj.ca