"The report confirms that Toronto can maintain its climate targets for new buildings, despite the concerns raised by the new Ontario law, Bill 17."
"Toronto's green standard aims to enhance building resilience to extreme weather, helping reduce emissions and manage stormwater effectively."
A report from Toronto city staff confirms that, contrary to fears raised by recent Ontario legislation, the city can still enforce its green standards for new construction. This is vital as these standards are integral to Toronto's climate strategy, designed to improve resilience against climate change impacts and reduce emissions. Controversially, environmental groups worry that Bill 17 could hinder municipalities from enforcing standards that surpass provincial guidelines. However, experts suggest that these green standards could actually expedite development by streamlining sustainability processes.
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