On April 22, 2024, Skyline staff participated in community clean-ups across Canada in celebration of Earth Day.
The city will begin negotiations with the owner of the Gummer building next week in the hope of forging an agreement for the redevelopment of the fire-ravaged site.
The city's new downtown economic development manager is praising city council's decision this week to have city staff negotiate a deal to subsidize the redevelopment of two fire-damaged downtown properties.
A 23-year-old university student has been arrested in connection with a multimillion dollar fire that heavily damaged three downtown buildings including the historic Gummer building last April.
The owner of the Gummer building plans to ask the city to pitch in $1 million for a joint redevelopment of the Gummer and Victoria buildings at tonight's city council meeting.
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