Premier Doug Ford's government says its new rules for land use in Ontario will increase the pace of housing construction, but a closer look at the proposed changes calls that claim into question.
'We believe as a government that all of Ontario is a place to grow,' says housing minister Steve Clark.
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ANC Podcast: Replay of Ontario Premier Doug Ford on ZEV mandates, EV rebates, investmentIn this replay of the Feb. 24, 2023 Automotive News Canada Podcast, we caught up with Ontario Premier Doug Ford at the Canadian International AutoShow in Toronto. He shared his thoughts on the federal ZEV mandate, saying as soon as a government “starts mandating, it never works out.” He also said dealing with the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act is the responsibility of the federal government. And, he explained why he refuses to offer Ontarians an EV rebate.
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‘How did this government fail to notice?’ Doug Ford’s Tories under fire after ex-bureaucrat admits stealing $47.4MPremier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are under fire after former provincial bureaucrat Sanjay Madan was able to steal $47.4 million in taxpayers’ money.
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Cellphone service, better mental health supports would help make TTC safer, says transit unionTransit union leaders and local NDP MPPs presented measures to improve safety on transit, calling on Doug Ford’s government to increase funding.
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Ontario NDP urges legal protections for drag performancesThe bill would allow the attorney general to temporarily designate addresses – such as where a show is taking place – as community safety zones, and anti-LGBTQ harassment, intimidation and hate speech within 100 metres would be subject to a $25,000 fine
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Rainfall could exceed 50 mm in parts of Ontario as some areas face dual weather warningsOntario residents won’t need an alarm clock to wake up this morning as the heavy drumming of 50 mm of rain graces the province on Wednesday.
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Rainfall could exceed 50 mm in parts of Ontario as some areas face dual weather warningsOntario residents won’t need an alarm clock to wake up this morning as the heavy drumming of 50 mm of rain graces the province on Wednesday.
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