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May 6, 2021 · 0 Comments By ROB PAUL The Ontario government has appointed Norm Sterling as Chair of the Greenbelt Council. The former Minister of Environment, and founding member of the Niagara Escarpment Commission, will focus on helping the province as it undertakes what could result in the largest expansion of the Greenbelt since its creation in 2005. “Mr. Sterling brings important experience to the Greenbelt Council, and I am confident that under his leadership there will be incredible work done to support growing the Gr...
Ontario Municipal Affairs Minister Steve Clark, pictured in 2018. The Greenbelt Council's new chair reports to Clark. File photo by Alex Tétreault The new chair of Ontario’s Greenbelt Council is under fire over his environmental record again, this time for his approach to climate pollution as environment minister in the 1990s. Norm Sterling — who was lambasted by critics shortly after the Ford government appointed him last week for voting against the creation of the Greenbelt when he was a PC MPP — was an environment minister in the Mike Harris government. A longer look at his r...
Posted: May 01, 2021 12:36 PM ET | Last Updated: May 1 Retired MPP and environment minister in the ‘90’s who voted against the creation of the Greenbelt will now oversee its development. The Ontario government has appointed a former environment minister to chair the Greenbelt Council in a move that has some environmentalists shaking their heads. Retired MPP Norm Sterling replaces David Crombie, who resigned as chair with six other members of the council in December to protest proposed government rules that they said would gut environmental protections in Ontario. An NDP MPP and...