Ontario has proposed sweeping new housing regulations. See them for yourself here
The Ontario government has introduced sweeping new regulations when it comes to building housing in the province.
Ford government's More Homes Built Faster Act shakes up the approvals process in various ways
The Ontario government has introduced sweeping new regulations when it comes to building housing in the province.
The legislation, which hasn't been passed yet but almost certainly will given Premier Doug Ford's majority at Queen's Park, is called the More Homes Built Faster Act, or Bill 23.
You can read more about what Ford had to say about the government's plan here.
But there's a lot more to unpack in the legislation, and housing is one of the biggest issues facing this province.
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