Bill 110: Building Billy Bishop Airport Act, 2026

This bill primarily affects the City of Toronto as a landowner and agreement party, rather than private businesses directly — but it has downstream implications for businesses operating at or around Billy Bishop Airport, including airlines, ground transportation companies, food and retail concessionaires, and aviation services firms working at the airport in Toronto. Any business that holds a lease, licence, contract, or other interest tied to City-owned land at the airport could see their counterparty change from the City to the Province of Ontario, potentially altering how those agreements are administered or renewed. Developers, construction firms, and infrastructure contractors who might have been negotiating projects with the City related to this land will now deal with the provincial government instead. Businesses that were part of any pending dealings or agreements involving these lands before Royal Assent should be aware those transactions may be deemed void.