Ontario Housing Minister Steve Clark has resigned from his cabinet role.
Clark apologized for his role in the Greenbelt fiasco on Thursday, but had the backing of Premier Doug Ford to continue in the job.Two legislative watchdogs found the process to select which lands came out of the Greenbelt hasty and flawed.
“As we do, I have no doubt Steve Clark will continue to serve his community well as an important part of our team at Queen’s Park.” “As some who has given my life to serving the people through our democratic institutions, I feel that it is my responsibility to adhere to the principles of ministerial accountability.”Article content
Bonnie Lysyk said developers who had access to Amato at a developer conference wound up with 92 per cent of the land. The owners of the sites removed from the Greenbelt stand to see their land rise in value by at least $8.3 billion, she found. “Recall the legislature so we can restore these lands to the Greenbelt; and give Ontarians the transparency and accountability they deserve from a Premier.”
“What needs to happen next, is the Premier needs to open the books on the Greenbelt land swaps and waive Cabinet Privilege as it relates to this decision.”
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