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I’m writing to express my strong opposition to Bill 5. This legislation is deeply concerning because it strips away basic environmental protections and weakens the public’s right to have a say in decisions that affect our communities, green spaces, and future.
Allowing developments to bypass environmental review and public consultation is not responsible governance—it’s reckless. These reviews aren’t red tape; they’re essential safeguards that prevent harm, ensure transparency, and hold decision-makers accountable. Removing them only benefits developers, not the people of Ontario.
The bill also raises serious red flags about how Indigenous communities will be treated in these so-called “special economic zones.” It looks like yet another move to silence Indigenous voices and sidestep the responsibility to work with them in good faith.
Ontarians deserve better. We deserve a government that values our input, protects our shared environment, and respects Indigenous rights. Bill 5 does the opposite. It prioritizes speed and secrecy over sustainability and inclusion.
I urge you to reject this bill and commit to development that includes—not excludes—the people and ecosystems that make this province worth building in the first place.
Soumis le 17 mai 2025 10:15 PM
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Loi de 2025 pour protéger l’Ontario en libérant son économie
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