The family, which has connections to the oil and gas industry in New Brunswick and Alberta, snapped it up to build an expansive estate with spectacular views of the river
Dennis Oland has been with Lafayette, Ind.-based service agent ICU Mechanical Company since its inception in 1999. Having begun his career studying HVAC and refrigeration while serving in the United States Army, Oland has held different positions within the company during his career before settling in his current role as ICU’s hotside foreman.
New Brunswick Court of King's Bench Justice Kathryn Gregory, who sided with a landlord in a case involving the way provincial tenancy officers have been phasing-in large rent increases, owns an apartment building.
A popular group of Rothesay properties owned by the late Richard Oland, with informal walking, biking and running trails and commanding views of the Kennebecasis River, has been sold to an Alberta buyer.