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I am very concerned that we are harming our environment by considering building in the green belt. There is plenty of land in the current cities to increase density. Particularly along the bloor/danforth corridor in Toronto. There doesn’t seem to be an issue building up the density on Yonge street.

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We cannot allow this to happen. Doug promised he wouldn't do this and now, when our attention is on the CUPE strike he is trying to slide this under the radar. I think we should use all the empty buildings in the GTA and put them to good use, say low income housing???

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Bad, bad idea. Wetlands are a crucial part of our air and water quality, and are home to hundreds of mammal, bird, amphibian, reptile and aquatic species. F0rd said he would not touch the Greenbelt, but here he is going back on his word (it wouldn’t be the first time). Read more

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Adding to urban sprawl is the opposite outcome of what the green belt plan had intended. Energy should be spent on to increase the existing density of our cities, not on the easy development of expensive housing that benefits developers the most. Read more

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Why is the Ford government going back on their word to not touch the protected green belt. They should be looking to repurpose many of the unused office building to create more housing, or high density low income residents. The people do not want this plan!