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17433

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I am extremely concerned about provisions being put forth in the Conservative government's proposed Bill 66, a bill which was introduced with no public consultation and little regard for our Province's natural and cultural heritage. Read more

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17437

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The consequences of this Bill could be devastating. Schedule 10 opens a back door to developing the Greenbelt, gutting hard-earned drinking water and environmental protections. It threatens drinking water and farmland across Ontario. Read more

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17438

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Ontario Archaeological Society

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Ontario has a rich history of occupation that dates back more than 12,000 years. The archaeological assessments completed each year in advance of development help fill in the gaps in the story of our Province, Indigenous Peoples and more recent settlers. Read more

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17439

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Ontario has a rich history of occupation that dates back more than 12,000 years. The archaeological assessments completed each year in advance of development help fill in the gaps in the story of our Province, Indigenous Peoples and more recent settlers. Read more

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17442

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With regard to Bill 66, I am deeply concerned that plans to cut "red tape" to encourage business development in Ontario will put our environment (especially fresh water resources and the Greenbelt), and therefore the health and safety of all Ontarians, at risk. Read more

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17444

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Ontario has a rich history of occupation that dates back more than 12,000 years. The archaeological assessments completed each year in advance of development help fill in the gaps in the story of Ontario, Indigenous Peoples and more recent settlers. Read more

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17450

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I completely disagree with the premise of the bill in its entirety. Conservation of natural areas, protection of our water, regulation of our daycares are all much more important than making Onatio more "competitive". We need to value safety and sustainability before money. Read more

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17453

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As a resident of Richmond Hill, we value our protected green spaces, and in Ontario there are many places that are open for business that are not on protected environmentally sensitive lands. I object in having an part of this green space developed for the sake of our future.

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17465

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I am NOT in favour of Bill 66. Our Greenbelt is not open for business...the whole point was, and is, to protect it. Undoing the protection of green spaces puts our ecosystem - fresh water, wildlife, farmland (farmers - ergo, local economy) in a precarious position. Read more

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17470

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Friends of Muskoka

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Friends of Muskoka (FOM) has serious concerns with two Schedules of proposed Bill 66 – Schedules 5 and 10 – which we believe will facilitate development that could cause irreparable damage to the environment that drives the economy in the District of Muskoka. Read more