Doug Ford officially announces the terms of the breakup of the Peel Region, assigning January 1st 2025 as the date for the separation to take place; with Toronto facing a $235 million funding gap, the City calls upon its residents to put pressure on Federal Government to provide financial aid; Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York represents an exemplary standard of public waterfront activation, and one that Ontario Place should take notes on; and other news.
Ford government reveals details of Peel Region breakup for Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon (Toronto Star)
Toronto asks residents to push federal government to fill $235M funding gap (CBC)
A model for Ontario Place? Look to Brooklyn (Globe and Mail)
Homebuyers have finally returned to the newly built housing market (Toronto Star)
Canada has highest household debt level in G7: CMHC deputy chief economist (CTV News)
Will Ontario fund Toronto’s World Cup plan? Inside the provincial deliberations (Global News)
Top Toronto mayoral candidates set to debate vision for Scarborough (Toronto Star)
Number of overseas visitors to Canada nearly doubled from last year, reaching 281,400 in March (CTV News)
Four in five Ontario housing investors live in the province: Statscan (Globe and Mail)
Brown: Brampton must be fairly compensated for contributions to Peel Region (Toronto Star)
A ghost hovers over Victoria Street (Globe and Mail)
A bike locking ring with a bad lean has pedestrians bent out of shape (Toronto Star)