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10th Year Review of Ontario’s Endangered Species Act: Discussion Paper

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Another attack on the environment? To be frank, this is despicable. The Ford government has been in office for such a short amount of time and it has already attacked our environment (several times, I.e Bill 66 section 10), our healthcare, and our education. Read more

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I would like to express how important it is to protect Ontario’s most vulnerable wildlife. Ontario is home to at risk species. Already, routinely granted exemptions to the Act make it far too easy for development and industry to tear up and cut through critical habitat. Read more

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We need to protect endangered species, because once they are lost there is no going back to undo the mistake. Industrial projects can be redesigned or relocated to reduce or remove the harm to endangered species, but we need the appropriate protections in place to ensure that this happens. Read more

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10th Year Review of Ontario’s Endangered Species Act: Discussion Paper

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If by economic development you mean selling protected land to developers to use and build on, don't bother. Ontario is beautiful and home to many species because they have somewhere to safely live. Not because they're driven out by development. Read more

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10th Year Review of Ontario’s Endangered Species Act: Discussion Paper

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Canadian Herpetological Society

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Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the discussion paper about the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The following comments represent the official submission of the Canadian Herpetological Society, a community of amphibian and reptile biologists, and conservation professionals. Read more

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This plan is rife with problems. Animals, the planet and yes, humans will suffer horribly so Tory cronies can make a few dollars. Does the name Nero mean anything? Please revise this using input from reputable wildlife advocates including Earthroots and Animal Justice. Read more

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Governments, at all levels, must be part of the solution, not part of the problem. We cannot afford for The Endangered Species Act to be minimized. Instead, it should receive further support. Once a species is extinct, there is no turning back. Read more

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