1PM Planing Act

By News Staff

Posted Jan 24, 2011 01:17:48 PM.

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1:05 Carl Zehr, Kitchener Mayor. “Planing Act Loophole Gives Developers Control.” www.kitchener.ca Question…who should have control, the City or the OMB? 1:30 Peter Kormos, NDP MPP, Welland. NDP Disputing Gov’t Claims on HST. www.ontariondp.ca Question.. Do you see ANY positive in the HST or just negative?

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