The Toronto Port Authority has repeatedly promised that all of its stakeholders, including the city, will eventually be consulted before a final version of the Billy Bishop expansion plan is made public.
Mayor Olivia Chow is accusing the Toronto Port Authority of hiding initial plans for a $5-billion Billy Bishop airport expansion from the city, even though the authority says it has shared “preliminary” work with provincial and federal officials.
Last month, the head of the port authority indicated the city would soon see early plans around the expansion, however the Star has learned a pair of meetings with the city have come and gone with no plans shared.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced last week that the federal government would hold consultations before making any decisions…
In the first indication of tensions in the Nov. 21 provincial Liberal leadership contest, there are differences of opinion about…
Many Toronto MPs are treading carefully around Premier Doug Ford's controversial plan to expand Billy Bishop airport to allow…
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon said the consultation feedback will play a “key role in guiding any future decisions.”
The motion aimed to ask the province to add a referendum on the $5-billion Billy Bishop expansion to the Oct. 26 municipal ballot.
The federal government is starting public consultations on the fate of Toronto's island airport, which the province wants to…
