Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser has handed Toronto an eight point to-do list that he wants addressed in exchange for $500 million in federal housing funding — a list Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says she welcomes.
Fraser recently wrote a letter to Chow, obtained by CBC News, about Toronto’s bid to receive money from the federal Housing Accelerator Fund. In the letter, Fraser outlined a number of things the federal government believes would improve Toronto’s application. You can read the full letter at the bottom of this story.
In an interview with CBC Radio’s The House that will air Saturday, Chow says the city is ready to move forward on those measures.
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“One hundred per cent ready. In fact, we’ve been negotiating and a lot of what he’s asking for, the housing minister is asking for the…
