The TJ ran an editorial today in defence of Tannery Court. I wonder if this was an effort to feed the trolls , because it has already bro...

Yesterday, the Telegraph Journal had an article about Tannery Court’s impact on the south end neighbourhood. While one concerned citizen ac...

I don’t think I've ever attracted more comments (mostly angry) than when I suggested that Tannery Court may have some upside.  I met a...

Work continues at Tannery Court.  A couple of guys were working on the exterior of the building this morning. The other day someone posted...

More siding has gone up on the Queen Street side of Tannery Court.

It’s been a while since I posted a pic of the progress at Tannery Court. I took this yesterday. I thought today was the right day to po...

Tannery Court is coming along with a covered roof and at lease one window installed. In the next few weeks I’ll be pleased to start posting ...

Construction of Tannery Court continues.

Some of the framing for Tannery Court is now up.

Perhaps growing up in a home that landed me in church more than once a week has given me a special respect for people of the cloth, but I te...

The Telegraph Journal ran an editorial supporting Tannery Court entitled There's room in city for Tannery Court. Here is the text ...

I posted yesterday about the UNB/U de M study commissioned by Coop Atlantic about the quality of life in Tannery Court buildings.  Accordi...

I’ll start this off with a bias warning .  Co-op Atlantic, parent organization of Tannery Court, commissioned this research.  While universi...

While housing can be planned to diversify and integrate neighbourhoods, its cold snowy nights like this when we are reminded that the bas...

With a new month starting I thought it time to post a photo update of the Tannery Court development on the corner of Queen and Carmarthen St...

A commentor on my previous post wanted to relive the good times of the Tannery Court public hearings and directed us to this video: If you v...

A letter to the editor from the pastor at Germain Street Baptist Church was published yesterday.  Rev. Dryer is a neighbour concerned about...