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Sarah Turney

Sarah Turney

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Host, Voices for Justice

Phoenix

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Total articles 78

  • "Getting It Done" At What Cost? Bill 162's Impact On Expropriated Landowners

    By Sarah Turney, Anna Lu, Julia Chung| Mondaq@ Landowners and expropriating authorities should take note of aforthcoming legislative change and its cascading effects that willallow provincial and municipal governments to expropriate land forprojects before completing an environmental assessment("EA"). This change is anticipated to expedite theexpropriation process. On February 20, 2024, the Ontario government introduced a changeto the Environmental Assessment Act (the"Act")1 that will impact the expropriationprocess.

    By Sarah Turney, Anna Lu, Julia Chung · Mondaq

    Mar. 18, 2024

  • “Getting It Done” at What Cost? Bill 162’s Impact on Expropriated Landowners

    By Sarah Turney, Anna Lu, Julia Chung| Lexology Verified IntroductionLandowners and expropriating authorities should take note of a forthcoming legislative change and its cascading effects that will allow provincial and municipal governments to expropriate land for projects before completing an environmental assessment (“EA”). This change is anticipated to expedite the expropriation process. On February 20, 2024, the Ontario government introduced a change to the Environmental Assessment Act (the “Act”)[1] that will impact the expropriation process.

    By Sarah Turney, Anna Lu, Julia Chung · Lexology

    Mar. 11, 2024

  • "Getting It Done" At What Cost? Bill 162's Impact On Expropriated Landowners

    By Sarah Turney, Anna Lu, Julia Chung| Mondaq@ Landowners and expropriating authorities should take note of aforthcoming legislative change and its cascading effects that willallow provincial and municipal governments to expropriate land forprojects before completing an environmental assessment("EA"). This change is anticipated to expedite theexpropriation process. On February 20, 2024, the Ontario government introduced a changeto the Environmental Assessment Act (the"Act")1 that will impact the expropriationprocess.

    By Sarah Turney, Anna Lu, Julia Chung · Mondaq

    Mar. 18, 2024

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