On today’s show: Tantramar council has rejected a request to apply for federal infrastructure funding in support of a 63 unit, non-profit housing co-op development planned for Fairfield Road in Sackville, and the rejection could jeopardise the prospects for the project to succeed.
CHMA recaps some of the discussion at Tuesday’s meeting, and talks with Freshwinds Housing Co-operative co-chair Sabine Dietz to get her reaction.
Plus in news briefs:
- Another council member has resigned in Strait Shores, leaving the council unable to meet. But the Local Governance Commission says it will not intervene.
- Tantramar council unanimously approved its first strategic plan on Tuesday, without much discussion.
