Cloe Logan is a Toronto Climate Reporter. She covers a range of topics including climate change, sustainability, and various aspects of engineering, with a particular focus on transportation and mobility. Cloe's work has been featured in The Hamilton Spectator, Canada's National Observer, Coastal News Today & American Shoreline Podcast Network, Cardinal News, Penticton Herald, and Canadian Accountant.
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Cloe's coverage focuses on local Canadian issues in the realms of energy, climate change, and government policies. She is particularly interested in articles related to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Cloe Logan
Those standards have come repeatedly under fire from the province, which says they slow down development. Now, new legislation — Bill 98, or the Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act — is snaking its way through the Legislature, and aims to kill green building standards for good, and in turn, the municipal ability to ditch gas.
By: Cloe Logan
On Thursday, government House leader Steve Clark revealed that Bill 97, the Plan to Protect Ontario Act, would bypass the traditional public consultation process and go straight to third reading and final vote. The retroactive bill would change the freedom of information system in the province to exempt the premier, cabinet ministers, parliamentary assistants and their offices from requests.
By: Cloe Logan
April 23rd 2026 Share this article Illustration by Ata Ojani
By: Cloe Logan
Toronto's plan to provide funds to property owners to prevent basement flooding is one way that cities in Canada are responding to the significant damage expected to occur as rainfall increases due to climate change. Flooding is already Canada's priciest hazard. But an
By: Cloe Logan
The Building Billy Bishop Airport Act, which would empower the province to take over the City of Toronto’s share in the governing agreement for the airport, mentions taking over parts of the harbourfront Little Norway Park as part of the airport expansion.
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May 7th 2026 Share this article Liberal MP for Davenport Julie Dzerowicz prepares to chair a meeting of the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration in Ottawa on May 6, 2026.
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Toronto will not be bringing forward a maximum-temperature bylaw this year, citing provincial legislation that weakens tenant protections.
By: Cloe Logan
A motion that would officially add a question to this fall's election ballot will be considered by city council next week. It would ask voters: “Do you want the City of Toronto to support and cooperate in Premier Ford's plan to turn Billy Bishop airport into a jet airport?”
Bill 98, the Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act, was introduced last month by the Ford government. The Toronto Transit Commission requested numerous amendments.
By: Cloe Logan
May 22nd 2026 Share this article A cyclist in Toronto. Photo by: Harman Tatla via Unsplash
