
Bill 119 Proposes Changes to the Planning Act
Last week, we wrote about the announcement of proposed changes to the Planning Act to allow zoning infractions to be enforced through a municipal Administrative Monetary Penalty System (“AMPS”). See: Province Proposing AMPS Penalties for Zoning Infractions This amendment has now been set out in Schedule 7 of Bill 119, the proposed Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026....
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