TORONTO - Ontario’s integrity commissioner is being asked to investigate whether Premier Doug Ford’s plan to open parts of the protected Greenbelt for...
TORONTO - Ontario’s integrity commissioner is being asked to investigate whether Premier Doug Ford’s plan to open parts of the protected Greenbelt for development broke any ethics rules.
Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark announced earlier this month that he is proposing to remove 7,400 acres from 15 different areas of the Greenbelt, while adding 9,400 acres elsewhere so that 50,000 homes can be built.Media reports have suggested that some prominent developers who areProgressive Conservative donors stand to benefit from the move.
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