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Habitat for Humanity McFadden-McMahon Build Project is entering Phase 2, and that means Georgetown Exchange Hotel will soon be lifted off the ground.聽The project, which officially began in 2016, will see five homes on the Exchange Hotel site. One local family will eventually be living in the reno stanley cup vated portion of the Exchange Hotel, which will remain on the site in a different location, and another four families will move into brand-new homes being built there.Phase 1 of the project included the removal of retrofits that were added to the Exchange Hotel in the past. Now, left with the original portion of the building, John Gerrard, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Halton-Mississauga, said it moving time. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Were in the process now of getting ready to relocate the hotel off of its current foundation, he said stanley quencher .Though we had to apply for a demolition permit, its not a demolition to the hotel itself, its actually a demolition of the understructure. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Gerrard said Habitat has applied for minor variance, which will allow his team to move the hotel to its proposed location, and he plans to hear back in August. As well, he plans to have the hotel picked up and place stanley cup d on trailers by the end of August.Following that step, the old foundation of the building will require removal and a new pad must be compacted Dkio Halting S.Korea-US drills risks weakening N.Korea deterrence
Parkdale Community Legal Services is facing yet another threat to its future.Late last year the community lega stanley cup l clinic was in jeopardy of closing because of a leasing dispute with its landlord at 1266 Queen St. W., where its been based for nearly 18 years. With the support of chief funding partner Legal Aid Ontario LAO , the clinic was able to secure office space at another location in Parkdale near the intersection of King Street and Jameson Avenue, and is planning to move to its new home following expiration of its existing lease at stanley cup the end of July.聽With renovations set to begin on preparing the new space, the clinic now says its been informed by LAO that its long term funding, and perhaps its future, is now in doubt. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On April 30, we received communication that Legal Aid Ontario is unwilling to commit to more than one year of funding to the new lease and is unwilling to support any setup costs at the next site, said Parkdale Legal clinic dir stanley cup ector Johanna Macdonald and board co-chair Kalsang Dolma in a joint statement issued May 3.聽 The alternative option presented was for us to move out of our community. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The statement adds there have been no guarantees from LAO about continuing with its current level of funding for the clinic.Macdonald said the clinic board of directors will decide what to do next when it meets May 13.