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Medieval maps and Kazakhstani Cows: Morning File, Friday, July 4, 2014

July 4, 2014ByTim Bousquet2 Comments

News 1. Convention Centre war escalates There appears to be worry in mucky muckdom over the Nova Centre. Reportedly, the Stonecutters met Saturday and agreed to buy a full-page ad in the Chronicle Herald. The ad denigrates Heritage Trust for impeding all progress and erasing Halifax from the map by asking the court to review the Nova Centre approval. […]

Nova Centre developer sues Heritage Trust, asks for “tens of millions of dollars” in damages; read the suit

June 25, 2014ByTim Bousquet

Through his development company, Argyle Developments, Nova Centre developer Joe Ramia is suing Heritage Trust and each of its 27 directors, and seeks “tens of millions of dollars” in damages, claiming that: Heritage Trust has consistently acted contrary to its mandate and opposed various development projects within HRM not in line with their objectives. The...

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