Here’s the funny thing about the Algonquin proposal to develop 455 hectares of land near the Amazon warehouse on Boundary Road. It’s actually not a bad idea, something city councillors might have discovered had they given city staff time to look at the proposal in detail rather than rushing to support it on the grounds of Indigenous reconciliation. Read More
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Denley: There's merit in Tewin land proposal, but council must assess it properly
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