Doug Ford is letting contentious Ontario Place redevelopment project skip a very key step OntarioPlace Toronto DougFord
As for expropriation, Josh Matlow suggested the city give the strip of TO-owned land to the federal govt.
As Spadina-Fort York MPP Chris Glover noted when he broke the news, the new report also states that"if an agreement to transfer the City of Toronto-owned water or lands to the Government of Ontario is not reached, expropriation will be required," meaning that things will go ahead regardless of who is on board, including the city itself.
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