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Several residents in Toronto's Riverdale neighbourhood say they're furious to learn their homes are being expropriated for construction of the new Ontario Line subway route β€” after being assured their properties would not be affected.

Peggy Leung's home is one of the 25 properties on Pape Avenue between Langley and Riverdale Avenue required by Metrolinx for the construction. Also among the properties is Riverdale Learning Loft, a brand new daycare.

Leung says the news of losing her home of 14 years has been consuming her. She grew up in Riverdale and runs her business from her home as well.

"I get a knock on the door, they say, 'We're taking your house.' Just like that," she said.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

CBC is reporting on this better than CityNews (bell) (surprise, surprise), who's headline said Metrolinx 'to acquire' homes. I don't know how "displace" isn't in the headline, but "seize" sure is better than "acquire"