I am support of a 25-storey, 29-storey, or an even higher building. We need vision and progress in this city.
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Christopher bryant
8 years ago
Time for this city to grow up
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This project is the revitalization Quinpool needs. The taller the better.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please stop letting outdated practices ruin the cities future for the younger generations.
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Goldie Launt
9 years ago
Get with the times Halifax .....This city needs buildings like this not dumps
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Reg Gibson
9 years ago
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Lived in that neighborhood until recently This is a decent project in an appropriate area that will continue the revitalization of the Peninsula, the City in general and a neighbourhood that needs to be rebuilt.
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S Periard
9 years ago
Should be higher than 28 floors
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Jared d'Entremont
9 years ago
build it!
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Addison Vickerd
9 years ago
Well planned developments that invest in our city core are what is needed for our city's and its people's prosperous future.
Turning away the right investments such as this one, damages potential for those wanting to invest in our city's future.
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David Harrison
9 years ago
Regrettably, Halifax Regional Municipality has not altered its cumbersome and adversarial planning approval processes since my last experience, when a proposed 7 storey affordable seniors housing project was rejected on Halifax Peninsula because it was too high. If HRM is looking for a best-practice example of good process, it need only look to its own leadership it has shown in Dartmouth's Main St. District.
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Kiernan Moore
9 years ago
Build up, not out.
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Jordan Cromwell
9 years ago
This city needs to stay current, else who wants to even live here
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Scott Martin
9 years ago
Halifax urgently needs investment and development in order to not fall behind other Canadian cities. This proposal brings both of those things to an area that needs renewal, and does so with with a well thought out design that will help drive this city into the 21st century.
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keith kelly
9 years ago
Higher density on the Peninsula should be promoted.
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Mike Fougere
9 years ago
I support the development and think it's terrific for Halifax.
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Robert Christie
9 years ago
Density in Halifax will curb urban sprawl, we are staying in the bush leagues with stifling height restriction and red tape here!
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James norwood
9 years ago
I want to live in this development over looking the commons.
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Nicholas Israel
9 years ago
This is great for the city .
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Mark Manuel
9 years ago
Why is this even an issue? we need to encourage projects that help grow the economy.
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Peter Mal
9 years ago
I grew up in Halifax and moved to Alberta in my 20s. I'm about to finish my doctorate and would love to live in Halifax again one day. My concern is that this city is anti - growth / anti development. Whether, LRT, the heights of buildings or a stadium, it seems that local residents are unable to see the potential and become a leading mid sized city.
I am support of a 25-storey, 29-storey, or an even higher building. We need vision and progress in this city.
Time for this city to grow up
This project is the revitalization Quinpool needs. The taller the better.
Please stop letting outdated practices ruin the cities future for the younger generations.
Get with the times Halifax .....This city needs buildings like this not dumps
Lived in that neighborhood until recently This is a decent project in an appropriate area that will continue the revitalization of the Peninsula, the City in general and a neighbourhood that needs to be rebuilt.
Should be higher than 28 floors
build it!
Well planned developments that invest in our city core are what is needed for our city's and its people's prosperous future. Turning away the right investments such as this one, damages potential for those wanting to invest in our city's future.
Regrettably, Halifax Regional Municipality has not altered its cumbersome and adversarial planning approval processes since my last experience, when a proposed 7 storey affordable seniors housing project was rejected on Halifax Peninsula because it was too high. If HRM is looking for a best-practice example of good process, it need only look to its own leadership it has shown in Dartmouth's Main St. District.
Build up, not out.
This city needs to stay current, else who wants to even live here
Halifax urgently needs investment and development in order to not fall behind other Canadian cities. This proposal brings both of those things to an area that needs renewal, and does so with with a well thought out design that will help drive this city into the 21st century.
Higher density on the Peninsula should be promoted.
I support the development and think it's terrific for Halifax.
Density in Halifax will curb urban sprawl, we are staying in the bush leagues with stifling height restriction and red tape here!
I want to live in this development over looking the commons.
This is great for the city .
Why is this even an issue? we need to encourage projects that help grow the economy.
I grew up in Halifax and moved to Alberta in my 20s. I'm about to finish my doctorate and would love to live in Halifax again one day. My concern is that this city is anti - growth / anti development. Whether, LRT, the heights of buildings or a stadium, it seems that local residents are unable to see the potential and become a leading mid sized city.