London mayor endorses King Street high-rise buildings
On Tuesday, council approved rezoning the northwest corner of King Street and Ridout Street for a pair of mixed-use skyscrapers that will rise 53-storeys and 43-storeys.
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On Tuesday, council approved rezoning the northwest corner of King Street and Ridout Street for a pair of mixed-use skyscrapers that will rise 53-storeys and 43-storeys.
Following an extensive debate at city hall, councillors voted 11-2 to approve rezoning the site as the application surpassed the 35-storey maximum height for buildings downtown.
Following an extensive debate at city hall, councillors voted 11-2 to approve rezoning the site as the application surpassed the 35-storey maximum height for buildings downtown.
If enacted by the PC government, the motion would establish a new public agency, Homes Ontario, to finance the construction and oversee the building of new affordable homes.
If enacted by the PC government, the motion would establish a new public agency, Homes Ontario, to finance the construction and oversee the building of new affordable homes.