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20104

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This bill is a terrible, retrograde, and anti-democratic piece of legislation, effectively side-stepping essential environmental and other protections. These protections were put in place over decades, by elected governments of different parties, based on significant research and consultation. Read more

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20105

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I disagree with many of the proposals made in this bill. Eliminating protections put in place for consumers doesn't cut red tape, it cuts consumer protections. Eliminating environmental protections doesn't cut red tape, it cuts environmental protections. Read more

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20106

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I am writing to ask you to remove Schedules 5 and 10 from the proposed Bill 66, Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2018. These sections needlessly threaten essential health and safety protection for Ontario residents. Schedule 5 repeals needed controls on toxic substances. Read more

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20108

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The significance that the current provincial government is placing on Bill 66 and labeling it ‘Open for Business' is misleading and lacking in real detail. The specifics of what is being proposed are deliberately being withheld. Read more

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20109

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I do not support this and believe it is a ridiculous assumption to think this will in any way increase Ontario's competitiveness in any positive manner. If at all increased in competitiveness, it will be offset by the assets we will devalue along the way. Read more

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20112

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We need development too be smart. Getting rid of environmental regulation is not smart; it is short sighted and will have negative impacts. These impacts will be to future health, recreation, and economics of the citizens of Ontario. Please reconsider. Thank you.

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20119

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We are so disgusted by the current Ontario Government's actions that my husband (a physician) and I (a consultant) are considering leaving the province of Ontario and taking our money with us (which is all the current government seems to care about). Read more

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20134

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With respect to Bill 66, I urge the government to take its responsibility to protect the environment seriously. This Bill opens to doors to open the Greenbelt to development, which will harm currently protected areas from environmental damage. Read more

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20137

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Repealing any laws that negatively impact our long term health is damaging and short sited! Do not open the greenbelt for development. Do not repeal or give exceptions to environmental regulations put in place to preserve our water or the environment at large. We need these ecosystems to survive!

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20139

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Repealing of red tape is an honourable objective. Endangering Ontarians' health and undermining critical environmental protections in the process is unacceptable. Bill 66 threatens the Clean Water Act and repeals the Toxics Reduction Act. It will allow circumvention of Greenbelt protections. Read more