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20040

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Please put this bill through the shredder! We have so little green space left for our kids to enjoy, something like this bill could see the last the green space lost!! Stop thinking of the quick dollar, and think of the future of our green space before it's to late.......

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20042

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It is crucial that the government protect our green spaces and water and not open them up to business concerns. There are plenty of places and spaces for business that do not threaten protections of all that sustains our province, country , world.

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20043

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Clean water and protection of green spaces/environment is more important than anything else in Ontario. We can be “open for business” and not threaten these. There’s plenty of spaces/currently vacant developed lands that can be utilized. Read more

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20044

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Please stop Bill 66. Rewrite it to delete all parts that give an easy ride to developers at the risk of our land, water and encvironment. As a government please show your interest in the real future, the future we are creating for the next generation. Read more

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20048

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Association of Professional Archaeologists

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On behalf of the Ontario Association of Professional Archaeologists (APA) we wish to express our deep concerns regarding Bill 66 and in particular the open-for-business by-law contained within the bill which would allow municipalities to opt-out of a range of provisions included in the planning act Read more

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20052

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I implore the government to stop Bill 66. This bill stands to eliminate environmental protections which keep our drinking water safe, harmful pollutants out of lakes and limits industrial sprawl in the Greenbelt. The Greenbelt is home for farmland, forests, watersheds and wetlands. Read more

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20056

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Ontario Urban Forest Council

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10 Reasons to reconsider Bill 66 1) This proposed Bill 66, appears to be in conflict with provincially required and approved municipal official plans and zoning bylaws that would be subject to change, by creating jobs on lands potentially inappropriate for the land use and/or the community. Read more

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20060

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I am absolutely and fundamentally opposed to any over-arching legislation that enables anyone (government, municipality, individuals) to act in opposition to or to ignore important laws passed by the Legislature of Ontario WITH THE SUPPORT OF ONTARIANS. Read more

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20064

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Whether "you believe" the government's intention may is "to make it easier for businesses to navigate the complex system of development approvals" helping businesses looking for sites, and meeting certain prescribed provincial criteria to qualify for streamline approvals is exactly what WE DO NOT Read more

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20069

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There is nothing more precious or important than clean drinking water. The Clean Water Act was introduced in 2006 as a response to the Walkerton Tragedy, when contamination of a drinking water source by E.coli resulted in 7 deaths and thousands falling ill in Walkerton, Ontario. Read more

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20074

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I am fully opposed to Bill 66. I believe that the repercussions of opening up the green belt are far too dire mainly due to environmental reasons. But not only environmental, we want to build compact and complete communities and avoid sprawl. This will lead to more traffic. No one likes traffic!!! Read more

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20075

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We do not support the Conservative Provincial Party proceeding with Bill 66. At a time when climate change is becoming increasingly obvious in our world, we ALL need to take steps to protect our drinking water, natural resources and agricultural treasures. Once gone - gone forever.