Province, feds roll out $1B for municipalities that don't charge development fees

Province, feds roll out $1B for municipalities that don't charge development fees

The provincial and federal governments are spending $1 billion to help Ontario municipalities that don't levy development charges build and renew critical infrastructure. The new funding stream was rolled out on the first day of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference in Ottawa, which also saw the province's big city mayors reiterate calls for action on the addictions crisis.

Ontario, Canada investing $1 billion to help municipalities without development charges build more homes

The governments of Ontario and Canada are investing $1 billion to help municipalities that do not levy development charges build more homes. The funding is being provided through a new Non-Development Charge Municipalities Stream, made possible by the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build. The funds will help eligible municipalities build and renew critical infrastructure, such as roads, bridges and water systems that enable new housing and protec…

The Government of Canada and Ontario Investing $1 Billion to Help Non-Development Charge Municipalities Build More Homes

Building a strong Canada starts with investing in the modern and reliable infrastructure that makes it possible to increase housing supply and create resilient communities.The Governments . . .