Steven Guilbeault’s comments come after the Ontario government announced plans last month to open up the protected Greenbelt to development.
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Ontario created the Greenbelt in 2005 to protect agricultural and environmentally sensitive lands in the Greater Golden Horseshoe area from development. Premier Doug Ford had previously promised he wouldn’t touch the protected land, but his government now says the plan to open up the Greenbelt will help with its goal of building 1.5 million homes in 10 years.
Both Ford and his housing minister have said the provincial government did not tip off developers ahead of announcing changes to the Greenbelt after media reports suggested that some prominent developers who are Progressive Conservative donors stand to benefit from the move. Ontario’s integrity commissioner and the province’s auditor general have been asked to investigate the government’s Greenbelt plan.Share this article in your social network
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