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67256

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This proposal is thoughtless and absurd. It goes against the very core of the Greenbelt Plan and why it was established in the first place. There is no significant evidence that these amendments will do anything to significantly help the housing issues being seen in Ontario. Read more

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67258

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I am fully against this proposed amendment. The green belt is meant to be fully protected farm land, wetlands, and watersheds. Wetlands are the kidneys of our planet. We should be protecting our province’s wild habitats and ecosystems, not developing them. Read more

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67265

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I believe that the amendments proposed to the Greenbelt is a big mistake. The areas within the Greenbelt are extremely important to the local ecosystems and infringing on it more than urban sprawl already is would create a dangerous precedent that might lead to further damage of the area. Read more

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67273

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What is wrong with you guys. The greenbelt is an important mass of land that is home to so many endangered animals and plants. Taking that away is ruining the future of our children and destroying the work of those in the past. yes we need housing and production zones. but not in the green belt. Read more

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Ontario should have protected green space for future generations to enjoy. The housing crisis cannot be fully abated with the opening of protected green space. It is a shortsighted and over-simplified solution to a complex and multi-faceted problem. Read more