Weeks after its own deadline, PC government won't say whether it's done plans for Ontario Line - 2019-07-18

Weeks after its own deadline, PC government won't say whether it's done plans for Ontario Line July 18, 2019, Ben Spurr, Toronto Star

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The Ontario Progressive Conservative government is refusing to say whether it has finalized initial plans for its most important transit project, three weeks after a self-imposed deadline for completing the work has passed.

On June 3, then infrastructure minister Monte McNaughton pledged the government would submit initial business cases for the Ontario Line and other priority projects under Premier Doug Ford's proposed $28.5-billion transit expansion "in the second half of June."

With the end-of-month deadline now passed, the province would not give a yes or no answer about whether it has completed a business case for the Ontario Line, the $10.9-billion rail line that would run through the heart of Toronto and is the centrepiece of Ford's plan.

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