The Ontario Greenbelt decision: Who knew what and when?
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The premier’s daughter’s stag and doe party was held on Aug. 11. The integrity commissioner’s office noted that developers were among the list of attendees as they were friends of the Ford family. The premier has repeatedly said that The following day, Clark’s chief of staff informed the housing ministry that the government wants to consult on removing lands from the Greenbelt using a site-specific approach, rather than evaluating the area as a whole. At this time, he provides three potential “priority” sites for review.Between Sept. 27 and Sept. 29, a law firm sends multiple requests directly to the chief of staff regarding the removal of Greenbelt land and the rezoning of the Official Plan review of York Region.
Housing Minister Steve Clark is briefed by the Amato on the removal of land sites from the Greenbelt on Oct. 26. On Nov. 3, before members of the public are told, developers are notified that land is being removed from the Greenbelt.
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