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Mar 2 2017
A Charlottetown developer says a flight to the core is behind his desire to build an apartment on Richmond Street in Charlottetown.
Tim Banks made a presentation before city council at a public meeting in Charlottetown on Tuesday night, the kind of meeting that gives the public a chance to ask questions.
There were no questions from the public on any of the issues the meeting centered on.
Jan 25 2017
SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. – A second attempt by a group of Ontario-based Catholic nuns to establish a convent in Summerside took its first step forward Wednesday night.
A meeting was held at city hall to give the public a chance to comment on the rezoning of 403 Granville St. from high density residential to institutional. The nuns, who are known as the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Ragusa, are in negotiations with land developer Pan-American Properties Inc. to build their new convent at that location.
Mar 16 2016
First three Canadian stores opening Thursday, including one in Vaughan Mills
Vaughan Citizen
Shoppers who are passionate about designer brands, but don’t like paying boutique fashion store prices are about to get a taste of what Saks Fifth Avenue has to offer.
The well-known retailer, owned by Hudson’s Bay Company, is set to open its first three Canadian discount, outlet stores – dubbed Saks OFF 5TH — including a 35,000-square-foot location in Vaughan Mills.
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