Another shocking day in the #GreenbeltScandal Following demands to return lands wrongly removed from the Greenbelt, the Premier announces a review of the *entire* Greenbelt. Why? There is no logic to this. His own taskforce has made it clear that Greenbelt lands are not required and will not assist in driving housing supply. Changing the Greenbelt should never have been on the table. Putting the entire Greenbelt on the table is irrational. We have a housing crisis. Could we please focus on the 55 recommendations in the Housing Affordability Taskforce Report, instead of these Greenbelt shenanigans?

Electing good people matters. For all the checks and balances, at the end of the day government only works with good elected people who are truly serving the public - which is the job.

The great Greenbelt give-a-way. A handful of developers to reap $8.3 billion in profit from a process rigged by Progressive Conservatives to make them wealthy. The report makes it clear: these are unserviced lands. Opening them up for development will have no impact on our housing crisis. It will take decades just to get servicing in place. Further, staff were directed by the Premier's office to ignore environmental or agricultural concerns. Not shocking, but a confirmation - in writing, and as a result of a comprehensive due diligence process, of what we had suspected over the course of the past 12 months. What should happen next? 1. Reverse the policy changes and send the developers packing? 2. Should *someone* be stepping down?! 3. Criminal charges? Is this fraud? According to the Criminal Code, "anyone who commits fraud is guilt of an indictable offence and is subject to a prison term." Curious where this goes - seems like there are two parts: 1) accountability for this mess and 2) preventing the disaster of what has been done from proceeding. #ProtectOurGreenbelt tvo.org/article/ford-friendl…