NIAGARA — The Ontario Government is cutting red tape that is slowing down the process of building more homes that people need and can afford.
News release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Today, Ontario passed legislation to help people struggling to find a home they can afford. It lays the groundwork needed to tackle Ontario's housing crisis and help build more homes that meet the ...
Backgrounder | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Later today, Steve Clark, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing will introduce legislation that would, if passed, help people struggling to find affordable housing. It would, if passed, lay ...
Backgrounder | Municipal Affairs and Housing
TORONTO - Today, Steve Clark, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing revealed More Homes,...
News release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
The people of Ontario need housing that is more affordable. Ontario's Government for the People is taking steps to make it easier and faster to build housing of all types to reduce the cost of r...
Backgrounder | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Today, Steve Clark, the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing issued this statement in recognition of National Housing Day:
Statement | Municipal Affairs and Housing
TORONTO - Ontario is cutting red tape to support new office and retail space in Toronto's Lower Don area and helping to create more than 50,000 new jobs, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing S...
News release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Ontario is taking immediate steps to streamline the approvals process for new housing developments, which will help bring more housing to market sooner. Streamlining housing approvals will hel...
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
To help municipalities continue to meet the needs of the people they serve, the Modernizing Ontario's Mu...
Archived Backgrounder | Municipal Affairs and Housing
Ontario introduced changes today to three key pieces of municipal legislation that would, if passed, help local governments be more open, flexible and accountable to the people they serve.
Archived News Release | Municipal Affairs and Housing
