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75303

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Developing the Greenbelt is not an acceptable course of action to meet housing demands. The Greenbelt is needed to support feeding the influx of people as well as to mitigate the potential risks to the GTA and surrounding communities associated with climate change. Read more

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75308

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I strongly oppose Bill 23. Building on parts of the Greenbelt will disrupt environmental processes that can’t be fixed by adding green land elsewhere. Affordable housing should be built in exciting municipality’s by building up and focusing on densification. Avoid paving over more green space.

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75309

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It is not only the fact that the Ontario government is expanding urban sprawl with the reasoning that more housing is required. The housing will be expensive homes for those who are able to commute to work and required amenities for a community. Read more

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75310

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I am completely opposed to the proposed changes to the opening up of greenspaces for development. I'm also opposed to the designation of 7,000 acres of land around Erin which would occur without consultation with the Erin municipality government. Read more

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75313

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This Ford government has repeatedly promised not to touch the green belt. Doing so without exceptionally detailed proof is tantamount to fraud. There is a very short list of people who will benefit from this action, and it does not include future immigrants.

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75314

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The green belt land is essential, is a resource for Ontario , and its protections should be maintained 100%. It is ludicrous to consider developing this land. Thus land is fertile and the food farming that is fine here provides for essential needs of ontarians. Read more

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75316

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We do need to provide homes to more people so that they can live in them, requiring an affordable price to buy or rent. It appears that many of the houses being built today are being purchased as investment property to rent out on AirBnb. Read more

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75318

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This is a clear grift, an abomination, an assault on the environment & does not actually address the housing crisis. There is no affordable housing being built. This proposal will only serve to line the pockets of developers while pilfering the environment and leaving poor people in the dust.

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75319

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I want a full and fulsome inquiry into the developer purchase of protected land. This land is not renewable once it’s paved over and full of cheap built, overpriced townhouses and malls. Something is very wrong, not only with this plan but also with how it has come about. Read more

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75337

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I am a 25 year old Ontarian, I am the future of this province. I wholeheartedly disagree with the proposal to open any greenbelt land to housing development. This is a proposal to compromise my future and the future of my province for the short term gain of very few people. Read more