Posted Oct 2, 2019, 1:04 AM
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It's a bad thing for the city where heritage status can be foisted upon unworthy buildings. It will lead to nothing good. People need to get away from the idea that something will "fit", it's ludicrous to think that a neighbourhood is now a museum.
That said, Lien is a cocky moron who deserves what he gets. Maybe he can sell it to the 87 year old multi-millionaire who offered to buy it from him just cuz'.
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