So Moved, St. John’s: 19 April 2021
Affordable housing initiatives, rezoning items on the outskirts of town and in city centre, the Re-Imagine Churchill Square concept plan, and more.
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So Moved, St. John’s: 12 April 2021
Poetry, audits, and Earth Month—it’s all here.
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So Moved, St. John’s: 5 April 2021
Things really ramped up this week in comparison to the previously sleepy state of Council Meetings through winter 2021.
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So Moved, St. John’s: 29 March 2021
The pedestrian mall returns! Also, Council hears complaints about some sugar cookies.
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So Moved, St. John’s: March Municipal Megapost
We’re rolling coverage from the March 10th Committee of the Whole meeting, and the last two Council meetings, into one grand piece to keep you caught up.
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So Moved, St. John’s: 8 March 2021
If you are a fan of poetry, affordable housing initiatives, and/or municipal capital allocations, then you are absolutely in for a treat.
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So Moved, St. John’s: 1 March 2021
An overview of the KPMG Mile One report, and breaking down an application for personal care home apartments in the East End.
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So Moved, St. John’s: 22 February 2021
Take a moment to lean in and listen to what’s happening around the council table. The little bit of normalcy, routine, and poking fun might cheer you up.
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So Moved, St. John’s: 9 February 2021
A decision on Voting By Mail, a sketchy attempt to knight Doc O’Keefe onto the Transportation Commission, and movement on the Parish Lane Development.
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So Moved, NL: Municipalities in a Fiscally Foreboding Time
“We can’t pretend that the municipal sector, with its property tax, is going to be able to afford a billion dollars over the next 10 years.”
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So Moved, St. John’s: 25 January 2020
St. John’s City Council met for approximately 17 minutes this week—so we drilled down into some of the regulatory issues around heritage designation. Whee!
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