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63475

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This is disgusting. The greenbelt is a important part of our community and a major factor to Toronto and Ontario's Green Look. The destruction of it sets our climate work back by 10 years. First CUPE and now the Greenbelt. It's like Fords trying to piss everyone off. Read more

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Please do not develop this land. We have seen what happens when we tamper with nature and build over floodplains. Southwestern Ontario experiences disastrous floods during high rain seasons and this will only spread if we develop this land. Read more

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63488

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We should be rezoning single family homes into multi family homes not expanding outwards. We cant expand upon the greenbelt as most of the land is wetlands which will result in higher home flood rates that will lead to an increase in house insurance. Read more

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63491

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Do not touch the greenbelt! Protecting the environment should be our number 1 priority amid a climate crisis. Housing will have to be addressed some other way. There is plenty of unused land in Ontario and opportunities for condo development. Read more

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I strongly oppose the plan to "swap" land that's part of the greenbelt. There is no reason to touch the greenbelt until all other options for improving housing have been exhausted and even then it needs an extremely convincing argument and sufficient scientific backing. Read more

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This appears to be a bad idea, and not a positive thing for people of Ontario. The world is already facing environmental disasters due to climate change. We need to protect our greenbelt. Having more sprawl in Ontario will only cause more traffic, pollution, and lower production. Read more