Tag: David Wilkes

The red light-green light traffic light system for approvals recently imposed by three City of Toronto councillors is inappropriate, disrespectful of the legal system and not worthy of their public office. Here's why.

While the Builder Answers campaign is technically over, the connections we've made and the discussions we've begun with the public will go a long way to ensuring ongoing communications and understanding.

It's difficult to wait for the fate of an entire industry to be decided by 25 people, but that's exactly what happened at a recent Toronto city council meeting.

The prices of condos, which used to offer homebuyers a more affordable choice, have been rising, reducing the advantage of this option.

The new government made a commitment to re-visit the environmental assessment for the GTA West Corridor and it's time they make good on this promise.

Parkland dedication fees should be used to build parks in the GTA.

Not enough new housing is being built for sale or rent and this results in higher prices, higher rents and long waits lists.

Since 2004, development fees have skyrocketed across the GTA, increasing between 236 per cent and 878 per cent.

With the GTA expected to grow to 9.7 million people by 2041, finding ways to properly plan ahead is a necessity.

We need more collaboration to create thriving complete communities where people can live, work and enjoy their leisure time.