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30761

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Friends of Oliphant Coastal Environments (FOOCE) is concerned about the proposed changes to the Conservation Authorities Act under Environmental Registry of Ontario posting ERO #013-5018, as further defined by Bill 108. Read more

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30796

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Flooding and natural hazards are a very important issue and it is critical to our future that people be kept out these areas. Many people who buy a home in the floodplain are shocked to find this is the case when the next flood happens. Read more

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30797

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The propsed changes to the conversation authorities act are ingnorant, short sighted and selfish. We must prioritize the conversation and restoration the natural world that supports us if humans and other species are going to survive. Read more

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30851

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Conservation authories play a HUGE role in maintaining the ecology and environmental conservation in the development of projects. Without them Ontario would be a mess, there would be ton of flooding (cough cough Quebec) and serious damages to ecosystems. Read more

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30863

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Conservation Authority designations are made 'for the public good' but the landowner bears the cost in devalued property. This needs to change. Conservation Authorities should pay compensation when their designations damage property values.

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30871

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Conservation Authorities are thebest value on the ground local science agencies you could find. They perform functions that are priceless like protecting a great number of local watersheds which include protecting drinking water, plants, animals, and ultimately sustainimg human life. Read more

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30872

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We need to listen to our experts on conservation for all their research & data in order to protect our land water & air quality. Flood protection is just one vital component of their dedicated work that we cannot dismiss. Read more

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30882

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Quinte Conservation

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May 15, 2019 Carolyn O’Neill Great Lakes Office 40 St Clair Avenue West Floor 10 Toronto, ON M4V1M2 Re: Modernizing conservation authority operations - Conservation Authorities Act (ERO#013-5018) and Schedule 2 of Bill 108 Dear Ms. O’Neill, Read more

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30885

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The role of CAs is more critical now than ever. The province should be providing more support not less; they are key partners in the climate change fight. They are already accountable to their watershed municipalities given the makeup of their boards.