Ontario Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clark would not say whether he tipped off developers before announcing plans to break previous promises and allow housing on parts of the province’s protected Greenbelt – plans expected to make the affected properties skyrocket in value.
“I’m the Housing Minister,” Mr. Clark said. “I meet with a variety of people on housing all the time.” “I asked the minister three very, very simple questions, where there was a simple yes-or-no answer; the minister just seemed incapable of responding,” Ms. Bell told reporters. “That surprises me. Ontarians want to know: Did you talk to developers first before opening up this precious Greenbelt land and this farmland to development?”
asking him to look into whether Mr. Clark or Mr. Ford broke the rules that govern MPPs and bar making decisions to further private interests or sharing insider information. Mr. Schreiner said he has also asked the integrity commissioner to probe if any lobbying by individuals not registered on the province’s lobbyist registry took place.
Source: Real Estate Daily Report (realestatedailyreport.net)
just do it
Operative words: will not say
…but he is tapping his nose for an unrelated reason.
bowker_john He just did
Oh, oh, something smells fishy here if he won't answer the question. Follow the money.
Cheeeeers !!!!!!
Those $15000 table PC fundraiser dinners itemized: $1000 - dinner $14000 - gravy
Canada is infested with sociopathic crooks at all levels of government.
This seems like something that should be answered under oath. SteveClarkPC fordnation
I beg your pardon?
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