Tim Banks

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Tim Banks is the President and Chief Executive Officer of APM Group, a Prince Edward Island-based company in the construction management, project management, development, general contracting and design/build business.

He is known for an irascible attitude towards those that would stand in the way of his business endeavors, but also for his generosity to Island charities.

Contents 1 Weblog Posts 2 Media References 2.1 2005 2.2 2004 2.3 2003 2.4 2002 3 Legal and Regulatory Actions

Weblog Posts

• Hey, Tim Banks: piss off!
• Swaggering Braggadocio
• Whoring for the Shiny and New
• People Say I'm Crazy
• Lawless Anarchy in Charlottetown
• APM to acquire Village of Hunter River
• Ramsden v. Peterborough (City) 1993 2 S.C.R. 1084, or Why Tim Banks Might Be a Cultural Revolutionary

Media References

2005

• APM boss wants chairman turfed (The Guardian)
• Rezoning scrapped amid residents' opposition (CBC)
• Towns asked to bid for APM office (CBC)
• Random acts of awareness (Progress Magazine)
• Feds allowed to avoid parking bylaws (CBC)
• Commercial tax rates rise in capital (CBC)
• New franchise legislation introduced (CBC)
• Top50 - Wesley Armour to Neil Chaulk (Atlantic Business)
• City looks for downtown grocery store (CBC)
• Developer selling properties out of frustration (CBC)

2004

• Hardware stores ready for new competitor (CBC)
• Nature group looking for $10 million (CBC)
• Banks Bravado (CBC Radio)

2003

• Carroll leaving Liberal post (CBC)
• Chairs from the Cradle (Canadian Homes and Cottages)

2002

• MacAulay defends lobbying for P.E.I. college (CTV)
• Liberals facing two more corruption scandals (CTV)
• Liberals face new claims of cover-up, cronyism (CTV)
• A Maritime Coney Island? (CBC Television)

Legal and Regulatory Actions

• Tim Banks v. City of Charlottetown (party)
• Appeal by J'Nan (Jane A.) and Kirk Brown against a decision by the Minister of Community and Cultural Affairs (appearance)
• Appeal pursuant to Section 28 and 37 of the Planning Act by Sobeys Inc. against a decision by the Department of Provincial Affairs and Attorney General (appearance)