Federal and Ontario Governments Cut Municipal Development Charges by Up to 50 Percent

Feds, Ontario pool $8.8B for housing infrastructure to reduce development fees

The federal and Ontario governments said Monday they will together invest billions of dollars in local infrastructure spending to help cities cut costly development fees and get more homes built.

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Feds, Ontario pool $8.8B for housing infrastructure to cut development fees

OTTAWA — The federal and Ontario governments said Monday they will together invest billions of dollars in local infrastructure spending to help cities cut

Federal, Ontario Governments Pledge $8.8B to Cut Municipal Development Charges

Ontario and Ottawa will spend just under $9 billion to cut development charges in municipalities across the province by up to 50 percent in a bid to revitalize a struggling housing market. The federal and provincial governments are set to spend $4.4 billion each over the next decade on housing-related infrastructure in Ontario, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Doug Ford announced March 30 at a joint press conference in Etobicoke. The bulk …

After HST Break, governments turn to building costs with $8.8 billion plan

Another round of housing-related relief is rolling out from Ottawa and Queen’s Park, just days after the Federal government’s move to scrap the 13 per cent HST on new homes ahead of the provincial budget.