Bonnie Lysyk has been looking at the Ontario government's removal of environmental protections from more than 2,995 hectares of land — while adding other land elsewhere — so that 50,000 homes can be built.
Posted: Aug 09, 2023 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 30 minutes ago
Ontario's auditor general is set to release the results of her investigation digging into Premier Doug Ford's controversial Greenbelt land swap today.on approximately 2,995 hectares of Greenbelt land in December — while adding more land elsewhere — to build 50,000 homes. It's part of its plan to build 1.5 million new homes in the next decade to ease Ontario's housing crisis.
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