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Frank Clayton, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Urban Research and Land Development, Toronto Metropolitan University

Ontario's Growth Plan is reducing housing affordability

A building under construction in Toronto. According to Canada's national housing agency, Ontario needs to build 1.8 million new homes to alleviate the housing crisis. (Shutterstock)

Few Ontario residents know how land use planning regulation shapes their physical environment, including where new housing is built, the size and type of buildings, and housing density. As a result, most people are only interested in the topic when a new housing project is proposed near their homes.

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