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Federal study won't delay Greenbelt housing plans, Ford says

Summary by Ground News

The federal government is set to launch a study of Rouge National Urban Park. The park is next to land earmarked for housing in the province's Greenbelt. Ontario's auditor general is conducting a value-for-money audit of the development plans. The province's integrity commissioner is also looking into the timing of the land purchases.

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National Post

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Federal study won't delay Greenbelt housing plans, Ford says

VAUGHAN, Ont. — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says an environmental study the federal government is reportedly planning on launching shouldn’t slow down work to…

2 years ago·Canada

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Global News

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Federal study won’t delay Ontario Greenbelt housing plans, Ford says

Ford says he was not given a head's up on the announcement by Guilbeault's office, but he is "not too concerned about it."

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Globe & Mail

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Ottawa’s reported environmental study won’t delay Greenbelt housing plans, Ford says

The Federal Environment Minister has previously voiced concerns about Premier Doug Ford removing about 7,400 acres from 15 different areas in the protected Greenbelt lands in order to build 50,000 homes

2 years ago·Canada

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CTV News

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Federal study won't delay Greenbelt housing plans, Ford says

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says an environmental study the federal government is reportedly planning on launching shouldn't slow down work to develop housing on lands the province recently removed from the Greenbelt.

2 years ago·Canada

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Bradford Today

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Federal study won't delay Greenbelt housing plans, Ford says

VAUGHAN, Ont. — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says an environmental study the federal government is reportedly planning on launching shouldn't slow down work to develop housing on lands the province recently removed from the Greenbelt.

2 years ago·Bradford West Gwillimbury, Canada

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