With the release of his housing platform Monday, candidate Bob Chiarelli has positioned himself as a mayor who, if elected, would battle major zoning changes on two fronts to protect the interests of new homebuyers and existing owners. Read More
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Mayoral candidate Chiarelli vows to protect single-family neighbourhoods, challenge plans for inclusionary zoning
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