Coordinated Land Use Planning ReviewSubmission to the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing

Publication - May 28, 2015 - By Cherise Burda, Nithya Vijayakumar, Bernard Rudny
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As part of the Ontario government's 10-year review of the Places to Grow Act and the Greenbelt Act, the Pembina Institute provided input on how to improve the province’s policies, particularly in terms of increasing density around transit infrastructure.

Tags:  Transportation, Urban Planning, Provincial Policy, Ontario

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