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Originally Posted by whatnext
Likely she is against spot rezoning on principle. Whether the end result is worthy or not, it is ripe for abuse. Being Canadian, most of us don't even think of how this can be a recipe for rampant corruption and graft. Not to say that is the case with this building, but it can definitely happen.
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No, her concern was that 200 units at market rent are going to help increase the rents in existing affordable rentals in the area. The 58 affordable rent units (that won't rise over time in the same way that the market units can) weren't enough to persuade her to support it.
And your other statement makes no sense, and if it did would probably be very offensive. Have you got something against Canadians of Greek heritage?