Doug Ford's controversial Bill 5: Here's what you need to know | CBC News
The most significant legislation from Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives since winning their third straight majority is a sweeping bill that Premier Doug Ford says will protect the economy from tariffs but which critics say will gut environmental protection.
Doug Ford's controversial Bill 5: Here's what you need to know | CBC News Doug Ford's controversial Bill 5: Here's what you need to know | CBC News Loaded Toronto · Analysis Doug Ford's controversial Bill 5: Here's what you need to know The most significant legislation from Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives since winning their third straight majority is a sweeping bill that Premier Doug Ford says will protect the economy from tariffs but which critics say will gut environmental protection. Sweeping legislation would fast-track approvals of major projects, exempt some from provincial laws Mik
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