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There are many other ways to create available housing than ripping into the Greenbelt. There is a ton of land across Ontario that’s zoned EXLCUSIVELY for single-family homes or commercial strip malls. There are opportunities to density these areas. Read more

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I cannot even begin to understand how the same people who say that Ontario is in a climate crisis can then make a plan to scrap protected environmental areas in order to add more urban sprawl... To say that this is an option to solve the housing crisis is something that seems skeptical to me. Read more

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further densifying the GTA instead of cutting into greenbelt that is natural habitat and farmland makes way more sense. With more trnasit being built, its better to not just make endless subdivisions. Densify GTA and grow other large towns i.e. Read more

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I am ashamed that my government would consider development in our beloved green belt. Once these lands are developed, they and the creatures they provide habitat for will be destroyed FOREVER. Fix the vacant housing in the GTA and develop within already established city limits. Read more

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Rather than destroy the green belt why don't we rezone parts of the city to better manage population density. Or better why don't we punish people who choose to own 2 or more homes through taxes so that those houses can go to people who will actually live in them. Read more