Redevelopment plans for downtown Sudbury hotel fall through
It appears a planned redevelopment of an old, decrepit hotel in downtown Sudbury into low-income housing has fallen through.
CTV News has learned the North Bay developers, who had plans to invest $5-million into cleaning up the old Ledo Hotel on Elgin Street, are now out.
The building's owner, George Soule, said the building, along with adjacent lots and properties, is up for sale again for $1.1 million.
A local councillor said Soule is now working with the city to turn the place into affordable housing.
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Barrie
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Crown withdraws anticipated plea deal for OPP officer
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17-year-old G2 driver charged with dangerous driving after collision
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Barrie man embarks on 21-day half marathon to help kids in need
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Toronto
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Tick sightings in Ontario top 1,000, at least 60 reports of Lyme disease so far
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Teen was doing homework at family's Mississauga, Ont. restaurant when gunman opened fire: testimony
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Crisis team to be on hand at Scarborough high school after student fatally shot: board
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Ottawa
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Province nixes Ottawa paramedic plan to use taxis for some calls
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Tornado touches down west of the Island of Montreal
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Kitchener
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Kitchener, Ont. woman with incurable cancer pushing province to cover rare cancer drug
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Dog found starved, covered in human waste, at Guelph Lake
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Another jewelry store robbery at Kitchener mall
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London
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Teen cyclist charged for riding on Highway 401
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Windsor
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Media successfully argues against publication ban on Windsor murder trial of Toronto man
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Councillor's motion to reconsider Roseland development can’t be brought forward: city clerk
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Body of swimmer reported missing found by OPP
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Montreal
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Tornado touches down west of the Island of Montreal
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Winnipeg
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Teen facing multiple assault charges after robbing woman, assaulting police officers
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Atlantic
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Maritime weather: Rain, showers, risk of thunderstorms Tuesday
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D-Day, Battle of Normandy commemorated at Citadel Hill
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N.L.
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Newfoundland man charged twice for drunk driving overnight in St. John's
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After more than 100 years, Newfoundland's unknown soldier returns home
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Calgary
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Regina
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Saskatoon
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Métis Nation – Sask. creates new treaty document for self-governance
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Vancouver
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Trial for B.C. man accused of killing, dismembering wife begins
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One dead after Surrey car crash
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Vancouver Island
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B.C. senior prepares to move due to devastating effects of fraud
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B.C. universities focus on talks with encamped protesters as others take legal action
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