London city hall staff have proposed charging the buyers of an estimated 50,000 older London homes to remove weeping tiles – a move they say would better protect the Thames River, but would cost each buyer thousands to complete the work.
Jobs at risk amid sluggish demand for new homes
Homes lit up for Christmas can be seen all around London.
Development plans for a 64-unit tiny home community in Kincardine are moving to the next phase. During a special meeting held Dec. 3, council voted in favour of rezoning a parcel of land, located at the corner of Kincardine Avenue and Adelaide Street, from R1 to R6 to allow for 16 one-storey single detached homes […]
Here are some gift ideas for that gardener on your holiday list.
The proposals could be on the table for city council in January.
With the recent snow, I have found my holiday spirit and with that, the need to decorate
A Free Press reader asks: Does anyone - besides the federal government - think developers aren’t building as many homes as they can already?
I am a lazy gardener and I mulch leaves with my lawnmower.
You can pay tribute, give thanks, look for an out-of-print book, or even search for a long-lost friend or family member.
City hall aims to process applications within two weeks.
Before I put my garden tools away, I pull out the snow shovels, the roof rake and the snow blower.