Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives continue to lead in the polls by a wide enough margin to win another majority government, according to theMonday the PCs were at 36.6 per cent, Liberals at 27.1 per cent, NDP at 23.5 per cent and Green at 7 per cent.Housing
Ontario is one of the two most expensive provinces for housing in Canada and with home prices soaring over the past two years, affordability is a top issue.Target the construction of 1.5 million new homes over 10 years by reducing red tape to make it faster and more affordable to build homes.Tax on vacant homes as well as on developers sitting on undeveloped land.Article contentProvide the 39 largest municipalities with new funding to streamline development approvals to build more homes.
End exclusionary zoning in areas that allow only single-family homes to encourage construction of more townhomes, duplexes, and triplexes.Rent control with provision that new tenants pay what the last tenant paid.End blind bidding and require home inspections at the seller’s expense.Speculation tax on people or corporations who own more than two houses or condos, with the tax beginning at 20 per cent on the third home.Article contentWith inflation at last count soaring to 6.
Provide startup funding and land for community-owned food markets, community gardens, and rooftop growing spaces. Invest in research and innovation that improves the sustainability of how the province grows, produces and distributes food.
If we can elect the green party leader only and have him run the conservatives would be awesome. NDP and libs can exit and try their luck into federal life
Question for Conservative voters. Knowing that: Cons are the only party without a fully costed platform Doug Ford skipped 3 of the 4 debates Doug Ford refuses to answer media questions Con candidates skipped local debates all over the province What exactly are you voting for?