Progressive Conservatives

Pierre Poilievre: A look at the new Conservative leader’s key campaign promises

By:Building .caPosted: Sep 13th, 2022In: ConstructionNews

OTTAWA – Pierre Poilievre was elected as the new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada on Saturday night, a definitive first-ballot victory after a campaign that focused on securing more “freedom” for Canadians. Here[...]

Home Building, Construction and RE Groups Congratulate Ford’s PC Party

By:Building .caPosted: Jun 3rd, 2022In: ConstructionNews

Various construction, home building and real estate organizations have come forward and congratulated Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford and the PC’s for being re-elected. The Progressive Conservatives cruised to a second majority government Thursday. Doug Ford’s[...]

OREA Calls on Provincial Parties to Prioritize Housing Policies

By:Building .caPosted: May 15th, 2022In: ConstructionNews

According to the Ontario Real Estate Association, with the Canadian dream of home ownership on life support in Ontario, Ontario REALTORS are calling on all political parties and candidates running in the 2022 Ontario election[...]

Promise tracker: What the Ontario parties are pitching on the campaign trail

By:Building .caPosted: May 14th, 2022In: ConstructionNews

TORONTO – A running list of election promises announced by the Progressive Conservatives, NDP, Liberals and Greens in Ontario since late March: Progressive Conservatives May 9: Increase disability support payment rates by five per cent[...]

Ontario NDP, Tories promise to boost housing supply through differing measures

By:Building .caPosted: May 9th, 2022In: ConstructionNews

Ontario’s New Democrats and Progressive Conservatives are both promising to build 1.5 million homes in 10 years, with housing affordability becoming one of the main election issues in a province grappling with a dearth of[...]

Ontario plan for GTA transportation includes ‘conceptual’ transit lines, new highways

By:Building .caPosted: Mar 12th, 2022In: ConstructionNews

Photo by Haljackey via Wikimedia Commons Ontario has laid out a 30-year vision to grow transportation networks around Toronto, including road expansions, potential new transit networks and proposed new highways, although much of the plan isn’t fully[...]