Convention Centre can't be a shelter and waste contracts won't get living wage requirement
This, and everything else that happened at regional council this week.
By Caora McKenna
Halifax Regional Council's second meeting of 2021 was a light one. There was talk about waste management, Shannon Park and by-law amendments near Dunbrack and Willett. Get caught up on everything that happened here:
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