Join Maria Rekrut as she discusses the Ontario, Canada's Bill 23, which is a piece of proposed legislation that tries to solve the province's supply and affordability problems with housing. Here is an overview of the bill's main clauses and the housing concerns it aims to resolve.
The bill suggests a variety of steps to boost the housing supply in Ontario, including the extension of land use designations for high-density housing and the formation of a new housing supply team to speed up the building proced
A proposed law called Bill 23 in Ontario, Canada, intends to solve the province's supply and affordability problems with housing. The main points of the bill's provisions and the housing concerns it intends to solve are outlined below:
The bill suggests a variety of actions to boost the housing supply in Ontario, such as extending land use designations for high-density housing and establishing a new housing supply team to speed up the building procedure.
Additionally, Bill 23 aims to address the issue of affordability by introducing rent control measures for brand-new rental properties and enabling municipalities to enact inclusionary zoning laws that require developers to reserve a specific proportion of their new construction for affordable housing.
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A public inquiry led by Justice Dennis O'Connor determined that misconduct by public utility operators, the failure of a privatized water testing scheme and budget decisions by the Mike Harris provincial government which destroyed the guardrails needed to keep municipal systems safe, contributed to the worst public health disaster around drinking water in Canadian history.
Twenty years after the crisis, environmental advocates warned if cuts to environmental policies continue to occur across the province, the tragedy in Walkerton is bound to be repeated.
Bill 23 will have devastating impacts on Ontario’s water systems, threatening humans & wildlife
The Walkerton tragedy was a brutal reminder of the dangers created when humans ignore the risks posed by our natural world. In the spring of 2000, heavy rains tormented the small town. The constant flow of water drew bacteria from a nearby cattle farm and drained into the shallow aquifer of a cracked well nearby.
Unbeknown to the community, E. coli bacteria were swimming into their drinking supply. Five thousand residents drank the contaminated water. Over half fell ill and seven people died.
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