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Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, and Maninder Sidhu, the federal minister of international trade, announce that the City of Vaughan will receive $697.2 million to help build infrastructure needed for new housing. The funding is being provided through the Development Charge Reduction Program, joint federal-provincial initiative that requires municipalities to reduce residential development charges in exchange for infrastructure funding.
Following recent exchanges of sharp remarks with U.S. President Donald Trump, Ontario Premier Doug Ford answers questions about the ongoing Canada-U.S. trade dispute.
Also appearing are Jennifer McKelvie, the parliamentary secretary to the federal minister of housing and infrastructure; Rob Flack, Ontario’s minister of municipal affairs; and Steven Del Duca, the mayor of Vaughan.
Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, and Maninder Sidhu, the federal minister of international trade, announce that the City of Vaughan will receive $697.2 million to help build infrastructure needed for new housing. The funding is being provided through the Development Charge Reduction Program, joint federal-provincial initiative that requires municipalities to reduce residential development charges in exchange for infrastructure funding.
Following recent exchanges of sharp remarks with U.S. President Donald Trump, Ontario Premier Doug Ford answers questions about the ongoing Canada-U.S. trade dispute.
Also appearing are Jennifer McKelvie, the parliamentary secretary to the federal minister of housing and infrastructure; Rob Flack, Ontario’s minister of municipal affairs; and Steven Del Duca, the mayor of Vaughan.
