News Roundup for November 3, 2020

ActiveTO is (mostly) finished, so how will Toronto get residents outdoors this winter?; West Don Lands developers benefitting from provincial zoning orders donated $25,000 to Ontario PCs; Ford government to release new tiered system for COVID-19 restrictions; and more news:

ActiveTO is (mostly) finished, so how will Toronto get residents outdoors this winter? (CBC News)

West Don Lands developers benefitting from provincial zoning orders donated $25,000 to Ontario PCs (Toronto Star)

Ford government to release new tiered system for COVID-19 restrictions (CP24)

Ontario to release criteria for easing COVID-19 restrictions as mayors push for reopening (Globe and Mail)

These Toronto tenants have been paying $1,000 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. They’ve been asked to leave during COVID-19 so the landlord can renovate (Toronto Star)

Mimico GO Station is losing 70 parking spots, but gaining accessibility (Toronto.com)