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What good will repealing this do? Our actions as humans have detrimental consequences everyday, and it is everyday we are negatively affecting the life around us.
Animals do not intentionally harm us, they live simply to satisfy their own basic needs to survive, however, thanks to humans, they are unable to do that. They are either extirpated, hunted, dead due to hunger/habitat loss, or simply not considered.
Simultaneous to the OSPCA decision to stop covering animal welfare cases, Ontario is illustrating itself as an archaic province who does not place value on all living things. This is the 21st century... We should not even be considering taking steps backwards from protecting the earth and its original inhabitants. As humans, we ought to be stewards for the earth, to protect it, and to honour it as nature intended.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ENDANGERED SPECIES LISTS BE ALTERED. This is nauseating and cruel. Please consider the sentient beings with whom we share our land.
Submitted March 4, 2019 10:30 PM
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10th Year Review of Ontario’s Endangered Species Act: Discussion Paper
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