The Algonquins of Ontario told city councillors Monday that the politicians should be compelled to approve 500 hectares of rural-east land as suitable for imminent development as part of reconciliation with Indigenous communities. Read More
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Developers, including Algonquins of Ontario, urge councillors to include their lands inside new urban boundary
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