Presenter
: Ross Keith, founder of Nicor Group, a Regina-based property development and management firm with a large portfolio of redeveloped historic buildings.
Thursday, February 25, 2021:
Presenters
: Murray Fischer, Building Safety Manager, City of Brandon; Brant Hryhorczuk, Heritage Building Conservation Officer, Heritage Conservation Branch.
Tuesday, March 2, 2021:
Presenter
:
Michael Ruus, Director of Planning and Development, Cape Breton Regional Municipality; former General Manager of Planning and Growth Development, City of Swift Current.
Thursday, March 4, 2021:
Presenters
: Kim Cloutier, Archaeologist; Lorna Dmyterko, Provincial Archaeology Inventory Specialist; Tom Richards, Senior Archaeologist, Heritage Conservation Branch.
Throughout the four sessions, presenters will be referencing their presentations with examples of existing projects. Time will be allocated for questions, discussion and feedback.
Public to weigh in on Sydney doc s request to open practice in residential area
Cape Breton Regional Municipality staff say the planning rules allow some home-based businesses in residential zones, but not stand-alone commercial operations. They say approving Dr. Margaret Fraser s request would open all residential areas throughout CBRM to businesses.
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Dr. Margaret Fraser wants to move her family practice to Cottage Road but CBRM staff say that s not allowed
Posted: Jan 29, 2021 6:55 PM AT | Last Updated: January 29
Dr. Margaret Fraser wants to move her family practice from the regional hospital to a residential neighbourhood in Sydney, but CBRM planning staff say that s not allowed.(Norma Jean MacPhee/CBC)