Gloucester-South Nepean Coun. Carol Anne Meehan on Wednesday couldn’t convince enough of her colleagues to reject a controversial warehouse and truck depot application in her ward. Read More
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Council approves new warehouse near Barrhaven and creation of residential vacancy tax
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