Thursday’s Waterfront Toronto board meeting was the first since three board members were fired by the provincial government in December, following a scathing report from the provincial auditor general criticizing the organization’s handling of the Sidewalk file. ( THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE )“These concerns have been communicated both verbally and in writing to Sidewalk Labs,” Diamond went on to say. Sidewalk Labs didn’t wade into Diamond’s criticisms from the board meeting, saying in a statement afterwards that “we are excited to submit our proposal to Torontonians, Waterfront Toronto and all three levels of government this spring. (A fourth board member resigned last summer over Waterfront Toronto’s handling of the Sidewalk project). If the final master plan doesn’t meet these tests, the plan will not proceed, Diamond told the board meeting.

Source: thestar March 21, 2019 21:33 UTC