Protecting HRM waterways
The main story is all about efforts to protect HRM's waterways and on the back (of the physical paper) explains how the CAP makes property taxes more expensive.
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No Grand Parade this week
Due to an illness, Thanksgiving and some other stuff there is no paper this week. We'll be back on Monday Oct. 19 with the next issue.
The CAP creates inequality
Urban renters subsidize suburban home owners by Matt Stickland Last week HRM councillors got a startling report about how the Nova Scotia Capped Assessment Program, aka the property tax CAP, is creating a huge amount of inequality in the city. The report came to council last Tuesday thanks to councillor
The capture of Washington
Remembering America’s first embarrassing loss by Katy Jean August 24, 1814. James Madison, President of the United States of America, is running away from the nation’s capital of Washington. The Battle of Bladensburg had just been won in Maryland by the British led by Major-General Robert Ross.
Wanderers pitch new pitch
New stadium to have parking, flushing toilets by Carlo Cininni “As a City that considers itself one of Canada’s best, it is safe to say we deserve to flush,” read the last slide of Derek Martin’s pitch to council on for a stadium on the Wanderer’s Grounds