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Old Posted Aug 26, 2020, 1:32 AM
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Originally Posted by billy1 View Post
Killam's latest investor release says this building is only slated for construction between 2022-2025. My guess is Tim Banks is just playing the blame game, that he does so well.
Well, if that is the case, no development downtown will kill business in this unknown Covid era. If the Atlantic bubble suddenly collapses and no one is moving to the core, the core will simply die. Businesses will close.
It appears no one has a what-if plan!! The best way to save the downtown is have new people and development. So far I don't see that as being accepted as a good idea from residences or city hall.
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