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77081

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If the government is truly trying to create accessible, affordable housing for Ontarians, there are better ways to do it. This is nothing more than a gift to conservative donors, at the expense of the taxpayers in the municipalities where these lands are located. Read more

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77088

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In this day and age where our environment is so important to the planet, this government is choosing to take Wetlands away where wildlife is living and we have been trying to protect it for years just to put in houses where there are millions of other areas that these homes can be built. Read more

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77095

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As a nature connection guide, I see first hand how natural spaces act as powerful healing tools for humans and ecosystems. Once they're gone, they're gone. Keep your hands off! Leave the green belt protected, undisturbed and natural! Stop sprawling into green areas. Read more

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77098

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Please do not destroy more wetlands. They are necessary to combat climate change. So many weather disasters are beginning to happen in our own backyards. If we don't have nature we have nothing. Please reconsider. Find a different area for you to make money off of. Read more

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Opening the green belt for housing development is not only a destruction of much needed rural land in the golden horseshoe, it is also an extremely inefficient way to increase housing supply. The best place to build new housing is always where infrastructure already exists. Read more

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My proposed amendment is to simply not change the Green Belt. As MPP Mike Schreiner said, this bill “doesn’t pass the smell test”. We in Guelph are vehemently opposed to any changes to the existing Green Belt. It has been categorically proven this bill will not help the housing crisis. Read more

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77117

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Please don’t build on the green belt! We have homes staying vacant in the city and much land being unused in the gta already, we shouldn’t be building on environmentally sensitive land!! What ever happened to conservation? More homes instead of farmland or wildlife is not the answer! Read more