Some say they're owed over $100,000. ...
Category: Municipalities, Transit and Infrastructure
Housing advocate calling for province to ensure renters can install air conditioning units
Geordie Dent of the Federation of Metro Tenants' Associations said lives are at stake. ...
Local approval of MZO for massive warehouse alarms Historic Cambridge village residents
The controversial 75-acre proposal for a warehouse and distribution centre is being reviewed by Minister Steve Clark. ...
Feds to pick up 40 per cent of Ontario priority transit project costs
A Hamilton rapid transit project will also proceed. ...
Government expands P3 pipeline to $60 billion
The province has leaned on the model during the pandemic. ...
Del Duca promises to use Highway 413 money for education in pitch for 2022
The Liberal leader hammered the Ford government for its developer connections. ...
‘The whole thing turns on timing’: Toronto and province make final arguments on council cut before Supreme Court
The City of Toronto maintained the cut was unconstitutional, while the province said it was the best option. ...
Government announces $500 million in new COVID cash for municipalities
The money is on top of transit funding announced earlier this week. ...
Ontario unlikely to meet goal of ending chronic homelessness by 2025: FAO
A wide-ranging report predicts stagnation in the level of Ontarians helped by affordable housing. ...
International students an overlooked part of Ontario’s ‘musical chairs’ housing market: Economist
Young families are employing a 'drive until you qualify' housing strategy, Mike Moffatt said. ...
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