The Greenbelt drama keeps growing as the pressure mounts for Premier Doug Ford’s government. The controversial Greenbelt land swap orchestrated by the provincial government is getting more curious by the day. This morning, another bombshell dropped, when it was revealed that developers who purchase...
The controversial Greenbeltorchestrated by the provincial government is getting more curious by the day. This morning, another bombshell dropped, when it was revealed that developers who purchased formerly protected land – land that Ford has stressed repeatedly is needed to create some 50K homes – are essentially trying to flip it. Yikes.
Ford’s team alleges that two Ajax sites, 765 and 775 Kingston Road East, selected as part of a controversial land swap plan were put up for sale without disclosure. Ford said that the two plots of land could be returned to the Greenbelt, which would prohibit development on the sites. This is somewhat a change of tune from the Premier, who previously said his government would not reconsider which lands should be removed from the Greenbelt in the wake of the Auditor General's report.released a 95-page report
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