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Government looks to narrow the power of conservation authorities

Critics charge that the amendments are designed to open the door to developers in environmentally sensitive areas.

Published Apr 8, 2019 at 5:59pm

Government looks to narrow the power of conservation authorities

ETOBICOKE, ON – September 20: – Transportation Minister John Yakabuski announced a GO service increase of 220 new trips per week on the Lakeshore corridor. September 20, 2018. Randy Risling/Toronto Star

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