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The Latest - Advocacy
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February
2017
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January
2017
Downtown Halifax Business Commission has launched The Downtown Parking Pitch to address issues related to parking in Downtown Halifax.
04
October
2016
On Friday, September 30, 2016, several groups, including the Quinpool Road Mainstreet District Association, North End Business Association, Main Street Dartmouth and Area Business Improvement Association, Spring Garden Area Busin
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July
2016
DHBC is pleased announce the grant recipients from two beautification grant programs, Gritty to Pretty and Façade Lighting. Out of 16 Gritty to Pretty applications, five were awarded.
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May
2016
LAW AMENDMENTS PRESENTATION FOR BILL NO. 177 – May 16, 2016
PAUL MACKINNON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DOWNTOWN HALIFAX BUSINESS COMMISSION
12
April
2016
Dear Mayor Mike Savage and HRM Councillors:
30
November
2015
Why is there so much construction happening all at once Downtown?
12
November
2015
If the recent commercial tax reform report from the city’s financial staff had been given an unofficial title, it would have been “Commercial Tax Reform: It’s Too Hard To Do”. The report, after much useful analysis, produced two simple recommendations.
09
November
2015
In April, Regional Council directed staff to consider commercial tax measures that would address concerns specific to small and independent businesses in the central business district (Downtown Halifax/Dartmouth) and main street and commercial corridors. Last Friday, staff submitted their report
14
September
2015
As part of an initiative of Downtowns Canada, downtown organizations across the country will host forums with federal candidates from Sept. 14-22.
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July
2015
This Tuesday, July 21, Halifax Regional Council will make a decision that has been ten years in the making -- whether or not they truly wish to embark on a consistent effort to invest in our main streets. If they vote yes, we can begin.
09
September
2014
Below is a letter sent by Paul MacKinnon on September 8, 2014, to Mayor Mike Savage and HRM Regional Council regarding The Khyber Building.
Mayor Mike Savage and Councillors: