Ontario is working to build its next provincial park in Uxbridge. The plan comes after years of local lobbying and a fortunate patch of surplus land.

Changes to how and when developers can apply to build outside the urban growth boundary could have unintended long-term consequences, and undermine London’s inward and upward development goals ...

The London, Ontario region may be a “player” in provincial government talks to land another large-scale electric vehicle battery plant, expected to be announced by year’s end, automotive ...

Farm-rich Ontario has lost nearly seven per cent of its land to development over the last decade, but London has increased its agricultural footprint by more than 23 per cent, new census numbers ...

Ontario Municipal Board approves Lambeth-area abattoir as 'appropriate' land use A Lambeth-area abattoir will keep slaughtering animals.

Since people seemed to respond well to the concept, Ilus took it further. It’s now a London-wide map marking 380 parks and open spaces and suggesting green routes to walk or cycle between them all.

News Ontario’s land use policy tweaks garner mixed reactions Environmentalists and opposition leaders argue the updated provincial planning statement will lead to more urban sprawl across the province ...

In making land development faster and cheaper, Ontario is reducing the role of conservation authorities and making it easier for high-risk applications to be successful ...

Ontario is reviewing four award-winning and internationally recognized provincial land use plans that work together to manage growth, protect our agricultural lands and natural environment, reduce ...

Ontario’s rural communities are being urged by the provincial government to gather massive tracts of land – up to 1,500 acres – to attract auto investment here.

On March 18, in Keewatin v. Ontario (Natural Resources) the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed that in exercising its rights and powers as beneficial owner, Ontario is not subject to federal consent ...

Under the Act, communities are asked to create community-based land-use plans that map out in detail the historical and contemporary uses of various parts of their territories.