When Kyle Knoeck was in university, the Toronto planner lived in the very kind of housing that has now ensnarled Canadian politicians into a multi-billion-dollar dispute — the admired or admonished fourplex.
It’s the type of housing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is trying to lure provinces and territories into mandating, this week offering access to a $6-billion infrastructure fund if a province requires its municipalities to allow fourplexes as a right — a move Ontario Premier Doug Ford has roundly rejected.
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A fourplex on Seaton Street in Toronto that resembles a detached house.
A fourplex on Amelia Street in Toronto with obvious stacked units.
A fourplex on Indian Road in Toronto.