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Posted: Apr 28, 2021 12:33 PM AT | Last Updated: April 28 The new building on Harley Street features sprinklers on the balcony.(Killam Properties) comments The apartment building at 10 Harley St. in Charlottetown, destroyed by a dramatic fire in July 2019, is open for tenants again. But just three of the 52 people who lived in the 29 units of the old building have decided to return, despite being offered two months free rent to entice them back. Dan Sampson, senior director of property management for Killam Properties, the company that owns the apartments, said he was a little surprised so few tenants took them up on the offer. ....
According to StatCan, the CPI was up 1.1% in February compared to 0.62% for the full year 2020. 1.1% inflation isn’t exactly an unprecedentedly high level the Bank of Canada generally aims for 2%. But the fact that it’s increasing should give you pause. As of the most recent reports, nation-wide unemployment was 8.2%. 599,000 more Canadians were unemployed in March 2021 compared to February 2020. Yet prices are already starting to rise. As people get back to work, then, we may see levels of inflation that people aren’t prepared to cope with. Inflation is already rising The 1.1% inflation rate reported for February isn’t alarmingly high. But rising prices could affect you differently than it affects the “average” person. It all depends on how your spending breaks down. If you spend a large share of your income on gasoline or household appliances, then you’ll feel more “inflation” than most. Those goods rose more than others in February and ma ....
How 145-year-old windows bring new light to Halifax art exhibit A set of gothic windows from the city market in Saint John, N.B., have been repurposed to create an art installation in Halifax. Social Sharing Windows were removed from Saint John market, purchased by man in P.E.I., then sold to artist in Halifax Posted: Dec 11, 2020 12:11 PM AT | Last Updated: December 11, 2020 The art installation, titled Open Hearth features the antique windows that were restored, covered in coloured cellophane, and then backlit to resemble a large campfire. (Brian MacKay/CBC) ....