Shortage of industrial land in Ontario threatens auto investment, report says

The former Lever Ponds 38-acre site in Toronto awaits development. (SUPPLIED PHOTO)

December 03, 2021 04:30 PM

The shortage of industrial land in Ontario threatens automotive investment and economic and social well-being in that province, according to a new report.

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