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Feds take next step on study that could stop Greenbelt development

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The Impact Assessment Agency finalized the terms for its study on how development will affect the area in and around Rouge National Urban Park. The study will take into account more land than was initially outlined when the process started earlier this year. The province expects 50,000 homes to be built as a result of its Greenbelt land swap.

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Feds take next step on study that could stop Greenbelt development

Ottawa's study could lay the groundwork for blocking Greenbelt development in the Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve

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Sudbury broke the news in 2 years ago on Saturday, August 19, 2023.

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