Olivia Chow demanded that the provincial government, led by Doug Ford, return land to the city.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Olivia Chow demanded that the provincial government, led by Doug Ford, return land to the city.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Doug Ford praised Olivia Chow despite their political rivalry.Sub-event
Ford endorsed Chow during a presser.1 source
Chow demands land back from the provincial government led by Ford.1 source
Ford government passed Bill 110 to seize city lands, which Chow opposes.1 source
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Part of
Toronto-Ontario urban planning and infrastructure disputesAlso in this story
- The Transit City plan sought provincial support as political figures leveraged their mandates to drive major policy shifts.
- The government is managing a major overhaul of the road network in Toronto, driven by government policy and involving the Ministry of Transportation.
- Toronto city council is handling key policy issues, with debates influenced by British Columbia's drug laws.
- Olivia Chow and Doug Ford negotiated a historic financial agreement to guide Toronto through current financial and policy challenges.
The entities involved
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Olivia Chow
Canadian politician
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Doug Ford
26th premier of Ontario since 2018
Related events
- Olivia Chow, Doug Ford, and Mark Sutcliffe are involved in political campaigns centered on tax concerns and property assessment issues.
- Olivia Chow won her campaign by successfully securing large swathes of Scarborough.
- Chris Alexander dropped out of the mayoral race, and his policy proposals were noted to be closer to Olivia Chow's.
- Olivia Chow is a leading mayoral candidate while TRREB conducts a housing poll and a consultant researches urban development in Toronto.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- spacing.ca
- winnipegfreepress.comToronto mayor asks province to return island land after feds block airport expansion
- toronto.citynews.caChow pens urgent motion to stop Ford's 'land grab'