Sault waterfront overhaul gets the nod but price tax raises eyebrows

Waterfront plan looks OK; raising accommodation tax doesn’t

By the time you read this, council will probably have made a decision on whether to go ahead with a costly plan, $17 million covering only the first phase, to redevelop Clergue and John Rowswell Parks to create a continuous tourism corridor from the Canal District to the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre, with additional features along the way. But I am going to give my take on it anyway. I don’t disagree with the plan, which involves a river p…

Sault waterfront overhaul gets the nod but price tax raises eyebrows

City council was in awe of a massive Waterfront Design Master Plan that was created to connect the canal district to the former hospitals along the water’s edge.