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Shortly before the 2025 budget release swallows all the attention in provincial politics, the Ontario government has announced a sprawling new bill aimed at addressing the province’s housing crisis.

A stale government facing certain defeat. A fresh new leader. A dramatic comeback against an avowedly right-wing opponent.

It might not exactly be a point of no return, but it’s a milestone nonetheless: Ontario is moving forward with the ...