There's a clash in southwestern Ontario of development and employment versus preserving farms and the area's rural character, as Premier Doug Ford's government scrambles to ease a housing shortage and
For years, the big debate around Port Dover has been fresh perch or pickerel for your fish and chips at the Erie Beach Hotel, a hot spot since 1946.
Now it’s yes or no to the MZO in a battle over development and employment versus preserving farms and the area’s rural character as Premier Doug Ford’s government scrambles to ease a housing shortage and create jobs across Ontario.
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