N.S. hires real estate agency for study on affordable housing
Halifax councillors disappointed over lack of consultation in province’s housing move
Nova Scotia’s decisions on nine areas picked for accelerated housing developments aren't sitting right with all civic leaders. Some councillors say they're disappointed by the lack of public consultation, with one going so far as saying the province interfering with HRM planning is an "attack on the municipality's jurisdiction." Ashley Field reports.
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