After Wet’suwet’en protests, when might Trans Mountain get built? ‘Not anytime soon’: business leader – National
Construction on the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline project is probably unlikely to begin any time soon. In an interview with the West Block‘s Mercedes Stephenson, Goldy Hyder, the president of the Business Council of Canada, said based on renewed tensions between law enforcement and Indigenous people blockading pipeline work sites over the past week, he’s…
Scarborough auto dealer says Eglinton Crosstown LRT construction hurting business – Toronto
Darted with black and orange pylons and brimming with construction crews, Eglinton Avenue has gone from a well-travelled artery to one many have chosen to avoid. Construction on the Crosstown LRT has been going on for years. Shops along the western part of the corridor have been vocal about its effect on business. For those…
Crosstown LRT construction hurting business: Scarborough auto dealer
Golden Mile auto dealers took out an ad in a Toronto newspaper to remind consumers that despite LRT construction on their doorsteps, they’re still open for business. Shallima Maharaj reports. Source link
Construction hurts Ormstown business owner
Fri, Dec 14: A small business owner is feeling the pinch of unwanted construction. As Global’s Billy Shield’s explains, the municipality of Ormstown needed to carry out infrastructure work on Highway 201 and insists citizens were warned during public consultations. Source link
Downtown Kingston business owner speaks out after 16-storey condo development rejected – Kingston
Ontario’s Local Planning Appeal Tribunal has shut down construction of a 16-storey condo building in Kingston after a number of concerned residents rallied against its development. READ MORE: Capitol Condo developer disappointed by rejection One local business owner had put a down payment on one of the proposed Capitol Condo units and was taken aback…