In return, 5,000 new homes could be built on the current site of the Museum of Natural History and Technology north of the city center, according to Bailão.
The candidate promises to reserve 1,500 of those units for affordable housing.
She adds that the new Ontario and Eglinton transit lines will have to pass nearby.
Former city councilor rejects provincial plan to authorize construction of megaspa on Ontario Place.
” Spending $500 million in public funds to subsidize a private spa is not the right thing to do. »
The land on which the science center will be built belongs to the city, argues Ms. Bailão.
Infrastructure Minister Kinga Surma says the government has been working with the science center since 2019 to assess opportunities for science-related tourism activities and educational programs at Ontario Place.
Our work goes on
the minister said in a statement. We are pleased that Ms. Bailão agrees to this. We look forward to the support of all mayoral candidates.
traffic jam
Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford has promised to appoint a congestion control officer if elected.
He also says he would switch 200 parking attendants unlock intersections
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