Toronto's chief planner Jennifer Keesmaat says she's optimistic that sources of funding for the proposed Rail Deck Park can be found and the ambitious project can get built without the need for a "view tax." The revenue would contribute to the construction and upkeep of landmarks like Rail Deck Park. How will Toronto pay for Rail Deck Park?2:45"When we collect that money, that money is dedicated to parkland. Gail Dexter Lord, co-president of Lord Cultural Resources, says a so-called view tax would help with the upkeep of Rail Deck Park. "Rail Deck Park is the pinnacle, if you will, the central grand gesture," she said.

Source: CBC News November 05, 2016 00:58 UTC