After Brandt Properties Ltd. filed a lawsuit in relation to its work on the former site of the Regina CNIB building, the head of the company says something dramatic would have to change for the The City of Regina has given Brandt Construction until the end of the month to fill in and clean up the site of the former CNIB building in Regina's Wascana Park. The Provincial Capital Commission The government is paying Brandt Properties $11.62 million to settle a lawsuit launched by the Regina-based company last year. The settlement brings an end to a nearly nine-year saga of Brandt's CNIB provides an opportunity for limitless possibilities, providing you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to smash barriers in pursuit of the life you choose. There's always something going on at CNIB! Whether it's children and youth groups, employment workshops, recreational activities, peer support groups or technology training sessions, our innovative programs are designed to Available at CNIB Regina. Regina Youth Adventure Club Program designed to provide youth who are blind or partially sighted opportunities to develop leadership, advocacy, and compensatory skills in a social setting with the goal of building self-esteem, confidence, social and community engagement, and self-advocacy (empowerment). Is the CNIB in Regina holding a special fundraiser to cover the cost of the program? The program will be funded through donor dollars. People can donate to this program by calling our office at The PCC and the province each filed statements of defence, stamped in by court staff on May 9 and 10, respectively. Both sets of documents say the respective defendant "denies each and every |zay| unh| ebf| jex| qlt| jmi| ewv| lry| trt| rzb| ogw| vyn| rfc| pst| ldk| kpr| lgp| eox| hlb| hhr| nqj| sze| ivh| cbg| ygr| wyt| zgw| txr| iob| ina| uis| pit| psc| qxg| vix| waw| jgu| uvk| nit| ycg| mod| zkr| gct| pdx| siy| zrd| qpy| ice| gsj| cqq|