Toronto is changing zoning to allow taller and denser housing around roughly 120 transit stations, permitting apartments in areas once limited to lower-density buildings. Supporters say building homes near transit eases the housing shortage and boosts ridership. Opponents in some neighbourhoods raise concerns about density, shadowing and local infrastructure. The zoning changes are moving through council and public consultation.
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