Ontario considering order that would kill hundreds of new rental homes | CBC News

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Ontario’s housing minister is considering stepping in to quash a proposed rental development in north Toronto, over concerns raised by a pharmaceutical company.

Ontario considering order that would kill hundreds of new rental homes | CBC News Ontario considering order that would kill hundreds of new rental homes | CBC News Loaded Toronto Ontario considering order that would kill hundreds of new rental homes Ontario’s housing minister is considering stepping in to quash a proposed rental development in north Toronto, over concerns raised by a pharmaceutical company. In rare move, minister's zoning order could be used to block housing, not fast-track it Sarah MacMillan · CBC News · Posted: Nov 11, 2025 4:00 AM EST | Last Updated: November 11, 2025 Liste

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