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GIFTLAND OWES OVER $25 MILLION IN RATES TO COUNCIL…SQUABBLE OVER TERMS OF AN AGREEMENT.

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The commission of inquiry into the Affairs of the Georgetown Municipality heard on Wednesday that Giftland Mall owes the municipality more than $25 million dollars in rates. Yaniss Abrams reports.

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