Work has begun on a major housing project in Upper Hammonds Plains.
The feds are spending $61 million on the housing co-operative.
The government says the project focusses on preserving African Nova Scotian culture and heritage,
while creating 136 affordable homes, including 29 accessible units.
Workers broke ground during a ceremony on Saturday, and the feds say the homes should open by the spring of 2027.

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View all postsJacob Moore is a reporter for Acadia Broadcasting based in Halifax. He’s worked at both CBC and CTV, as well as the student newspaper at St. Thomas University. Send him any story tips at mooreja@radioabl.ca.



