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Some developers win big after province expands urban boundary - Vimarsana News

Some developers win big after province expands urban boundary

The parcels of rural land that Ontario's housing minister has allowed inside Ottawa's urban boundary include a farm that was supposed to be protected from development, yet was purchased for $12.7 million in 2021.

Source: cbc.ca
Some developers are big winners after province expands urban boundary - Vimarsana News

Some developers are big winners after province expands urban boundary

The parcels of rural land that Ontario's housing minister has allowed inside Ottawa's urban boundary include a farm that was supposed to be protected from development, yet was purchased for $12.7 million in 2021.

Source: cbc.ca
The Ford government has expanded Ottawa's boundary. Here's what's been added - Vimarsana News

The Ford government has expanded Ottawa's boundary. Here's what's been added

Ontario's minister of municipal affairs and housing used his powers to expand the City of Ottawa's urban boundary last week by 654 hectares, and has included agricultural fields and lands near a quarry that staff had previously chosen to avoid.

Source: cbc.ca
Watson seeks reconciliation with Algonquins of Ontario development - Vimarsana News

Watson seeks reconciliation with Algonquins of Ontario development

Posted: Jan 27, 2021 6:20 PM ET | Last Updated: January 27 Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson attends an announcement in December 2020.(Francis Ferland/CBC) Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson says he fully supports allowing the Algonquins of Ontario to develop a community in Ottawa's rural south-east, calling it an "innovative" step toward reconciliation with First Nations. In an unexpected move Tuesday, a joint committee of councillors voted to allocate 445 hectares of the city's planned urban expansion to the project, even though the area, near Amazon's massive distribution centre, is nowhere near existing...

Source: cbc.ca