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Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

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Steven Guilbeault says Ottawa will not provide disaster compensation where a province deliberately allows housing to be built in areas prone to flooding. His comments come after the Ontario government announced plans last month to open up the protected Greenbelt to development. Ontario created the Greenbelt in 2005 to protect agricultural and environmentally sensitive lands in the Greater Golden Horseshoe area.

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Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

The federal environment minister is warning that Ottawa will not provide disaster compensation where a province deliberately allows housing to be built in areas prone to flooding.

1 year ago·Canada

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Global News

Ontario won’t allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

Ford said it's the responsibility of any builder to ensure they protect against development on floodplains.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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National Post

Ontario won't allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

CLARINGTON, Ont. — Ontario has no plans to allow homes to be built on floodplains, Premier Doug Ford said Friday after the federal environment minister warned…

1 year ago·Canada

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The Toronto Star

Ontario won’t allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

CLARINGTON, Ont. - Ontario has no plans to allow homes to be built on floodplains, Premier Doug Ford said Friday after the federal environment ministe...

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Toronto Sun

Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

Ontario has no plans to allow homes to be built on floodplains, Premier Doug Ford said Friday.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

The federal environment minister is warning that Ottawa will not provide disaster compensation where a province deliberately allows housing to be built in areas prone to flooding. But Premier Doug Ford says Ontario has no such plans.

1 year ago·Sechelt, Canada

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Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

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Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

Ontario won’t allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

Ontario won’t allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

Ontario won't allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

Ontario won't allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

Ontario won’t allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

Ontario won’t allow homes to be built on floodplains, Ford says after fed warning

Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

Feds won't help provinces for disaster compensation if housing built in flood areas

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