Posts Filed Under: inclusionary zoning

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Inclusionary Zoning is Almost Here, But There’s Much More Work to be Done

A handful of recent legislative victories give affordable housing advocates the sense of hard-won momentum, but progress shouldn't stop now.

By Tannara Yelland Dec. 16th, 6:43 pm

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Who Bears the Cost of Inclusionary Zoning?

Ontario is on track to pass legislation that would mandate the zoning by as soon as the end of the year.

By Chris Spoke Sep. 20th, 1:00 pm

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Torontoist Explains: What is Inclusionary Zoning?

Buying and renting a house in Toronto is crazy expensive. Here's how the City could make it more affordable.

By Catherine McIntyre Apr. 4th, 12:30 pm

Provincial Housing Strategy an Unusual Show of Responsibility

Provincial and federal governments have neglected affordable housing responsibilities for decades, but that could be changing.

By Catherine McIntyre Mar. 21st, 12:30 pm

Advocates Say Housing Budget Provides Only Limited Relief

New funds for emergency shelter use are welcome, but there are large funding gaps for existing and new affordable housing

By Desmond Cole Jan. 22nd, 3:45 pm

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Nick Dominelli Seeks Office in York-South Weston

The former City staffer, who finished a close second to incumbent councillor Frank Di Giorgio in 2010, is making another run.

By Desmond Cole Aug. 28th, 1:10 pm

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Liz West Doubles Down in Toronto-Danforth

The TV broadcaster who lost to Paula Fletcher by 259 votes in 2010 takes a second shot at the Ward 30 council seat.

By Desmond Cole Aug. 20th, 2:30 pm