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30792

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I am writing to express my concerns about the changes to Ontario’s Endangered Species Act. Ontario is the most densely populated province with the highest concentration of endangered species. If there is any province that needs evidence-based decision making it would be Ontario. Read more

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30795

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I am concerned about the changes to Ontario’s Endangered Species Act. Ontario is the most densely populated province with the highest concentration of endangered species. If there is any province that needs evidence-based decision making it would be Ontario. Read more

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30800

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We must protect our wildlife resources. Our biodiversity makes Canada wealthy, beautiful and resilient. In light of recent research, scientists believe many more birds, insects, and other species are threatened than are officially recognized as such. Read more

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Please do not go down in history as the government that knowingly chose to let developers trash endangered species for the sake of a few extra dollars. Please stand for something you -- and your grandchildren -- can actually be proud of and remove schedule 5 entirely from Bill 108. Thank you!

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30802

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I think the proposed changes are absolutely disgusting at such time of widespread environmental devastation. It would never be acceptable but it is less so than ever. To show such disregard for the health of our ecosystems should, in fact, be a criminal offence. Read more

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30808

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A few things. First, Ontario is Ontario; protected species within our borders should have the same protection wherever they are in the province. Not only that but with current and projected climate changes we should be working to protect more species, not less. Read more

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30809

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Currently, the ESA requires that the Minister consult with an independent expert prior to creating regulations that would jeopardize the survival of a species, or issuing permits for harmful activities that would provide a significant social or economic benefit to Ontario. Read more

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30815

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Hello, I am writing to express my extreme disappointment with the proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act. I feel that it is irresponsible to broaden COSSARO membership to include those with only community knowledge. Read more

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30816

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Protecting endangered species is critical in order to support biodiversity which impacts food webs, food security and ultimately human health. It is irresponsible to allow development to happen in areas that destroy habitat for species at risk. It is our duty to protect these plants and animals.

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Economic development at the expense of biodiversity will have a negative effect on all Ontarians. The proposed changes to this legislation will allow developers and politicians to make decisions without the opinion of species-at-risk experts to all of our detriment. Read more