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Woolworths is preparing a development application for a neighbourhood shopping centre in the heart of Moss Vale, which...
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Woolworths is preparing a development application for a neighbourhood shopping centre in the heart of Moss Vale, which...
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LONDON, ONT. -- A pair of city councillors is proposing a thank-you gift of sorts for each of London’s two neighbourhoods that have been disrupted by COVID-19 assessment centres. Ward 4 Councillor Jesse Helmer and Ward 8 Councillor Steve Lehman have a motion going to the committee level asking that staff consult residents in Oakridge and Carling Heights on potential indoor or outdoor recreation upgrades. They’re also hoping to tap senior governments for some of the funding. “For the greater good of all of us this particular community did their part," says Lehman, whose ward inclu...
Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or SIMS: In the public arena, literal and otherwise, COVID concerns will linger Back to video Since March 16, 2020, 16 long months ago, the old barn on Valetta Street has been operating as a COVID-19 assessment centre. Ice times were replaced with long lines of cars snaking down the street with anxious people waiting to get tested for the virus we still knew little about. But this winter, if we’re all vaccinated, it should be back functioning as one of the coldest arenas in the city. My toes froz...
Melbourne's median house price has surpassed $1million for the first time ever as the property market rebounds from the coronavirus pandemic. The mid-point average for house prices in the city reached $1,004,500 by the end of March, according to data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria. The 8.8 per cent rise is the highest for the first quarter of the year since 2009 and comes as home prices jumped by 2.8 per cent across Australia in March. Melbourne's steepest property price increases were in affluent inner-city and coastal suburbs including East Melbourne, Chelsea, Carrum and Edit...