Lawyer for former landlord says his client is not a creditor, having forgiven back rent and taxes
CBC NewsTom AyersThe financially struggling Cape Breton Farmers' Market Co-operative has filed for bankruptcy a year after getting into a dispute with its former landlord in downtown Sydney, N.S.
Last May, the co-operative's vendors were locked out of their space in the Old Triangle building after D. MacPhee Realty said it was owed $76,000 in back rent and property taxes.
The market's manager at the time, Pauline Singer, told reporters it owed about $25,000 in property taxes it was supposed to pay to the landlord…
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