"Ford stated that while the government could legally appropriate one-third of Little Norway Park for airport expansion, he assured that the park will remain intact, emphasizing its importance to the community."
"Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow criticized the provincial legislation as a unilateral action, arguing that it disregards the voices of Torontonians and threatens the integrity of the park."
"Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik expressed strong opposition to the airport expansion, labeling it unacceptable due to anticipated increases in traffic, congestion, and pollution in the surrounding area."
Ontario Premier Doug Ford confirmed that Little Norway Park will not be affected by the expansion of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. Although legislation allows the province to appropriate part of the park for airport expansion, Ford emphasized that it will remain a park. The park, historically significant as a WWII training site, features recreational facilities. Local residents and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow oppose the expansion, citing concerns over potential redevelopment and increased traffic and pollution in the area.
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