Comes after the auditor general's scathing report on the Greenbelt
The chief of staff for the province's housing minister has stepped down.
The premier's office has released a statement, saying they have accepted Ryan Amato's resignation, effective immediately.
This comes after Ontario's auditor general released a report on the plans to develop housing on parts of the Greenbelt.
The report suggests the plans favoured certain developers that had access to Amato.
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Transit and Poverty Reduction Discuss Transportation
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Man Charged with Threatening Bar Staff
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Woman Dies in St. Catharines Collision
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Vehicle Break in Suspect Caught
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Catholic School Planned for Niagara Falls
Provincial government spending $14-million
Toronto Secures WNBA Franchise
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