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54533

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This permit ought to be denied. There are too many competing for water interests there. Erin is attempting to put together a water treatment plant and water services for its citizens. It is also growing and will grow in population after these services are in place. Read more

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54538

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Given the uncertainties about water security in this location, the 10 year period is excessive. The permit ought not to be granted at all given the plethora of uncertainties about this new company, the demands on the local groundwater, as well as the scourge of plastic pollution. Read more

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54703

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IF we truly want to combat Climate Change we MUST stop bottling water in plastic. It is Ridiculous ! Our tap water is clean and fine. Bottled water should ONLY be for emergencies, Do NOT give any more permits to extract water. Thank You.

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54837

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The Nestle (now BlueTriton) water takings from its Erin well are supported by a robust monitoring program and transparent reporting. The takings at Erin do not have a detrimental effect on either the natural system or other water takers. Read more

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54842

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Bottling of water is a key life necessity...some residents well water is not suitable for consumption without expense equipment....bottled water helps to supplement these circumstances....these permits allow for responsible and transparent water taking and also supports those employed by the company Read more

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54900

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Engage and Change

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Engage and Change, a charity serving the homeless population in Southwestern Ontario, and primarily the GTA, for many years, has partnered with Nestle, now Blue Triton Brands, to distribute bottled water to agencies serving our homeless population for over 20 years; together we have distributed over Read more

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54901

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Engage and Change

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Engage and Change, a charity serving the homeless population in Southwestern Ontario, and primarily the GTA, for many years, has partnered with Nestle, now Blue Triton Brands, to distribute bottled water to agencies serving our homeless population for over 20 years; together we have distributed over Read more

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54902

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• As an employee I am proud of our facility’s 22-year history in Aberfoyle. We continue to play an important role in Puslinch and Erin, as well as the communities across Wellington County, providing stable, well-paying jobs and supporting local initiatives.

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54923

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•As an employee I am proud of our facility’s 22-year history in Aberfoyle. We continue to play an important role in Puslinch and Erin, as well as the communities across Wellington County, providing stable, well-paying jobs and supporting local initiatives.

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54924

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•The Government of Ontario’s third-party science and policy review in 2020 confirmed the sustainability of water bottling operations in the province and found that there is no scientific justification for regulating water bottlers any differently than other water users.

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54929

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As an employee I am proud of our facility’s 22-year history in Aberfoyle. We continue to play an important role in Puslinch and Erin, as well as the communities across Wellington County, providing stable, well-paying jobs and supporting local initiatives.