Coun. Glen Gower summed it up neatly at a meeting Friday about the proposed addition to the Château Laurier: “I can’t believe we’re still debating over whether the design is historic enough.” Well, guess what? We are. Almost five years after château owner Larco Investments released its initial plan for an extension to the 108-year-old hotel, city councillors are still haggling over the updated pitch – version six, if you’ve lost count. Read More
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Editorial: Château Laurier extension – sixth time lucky?
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