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116069

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As a resident of Etobicoke-Lakeshore, I feel betrayed by my MPP Christine Hogarth and Premier Doug Ford. Bill 212 is a regressive plan to double-down on car-centric planning, something that directly contradict's the Province's own climate and planning goals. Read more

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116074

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Dense Urban areas need to address the needs of mobility. Mobility isn't just a personal passenger vehicle for drivers. More PROTECTED bike lanes = more choice for safer, and quicker mobility for all.

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116077

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The proposal to remove bike lanes is deeply flawed and wasteful. It shows a clear disregard for taxpayers and fails to address the real issues affecting workers and businesses. Read more

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116081

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There are white ghost bike memorials throughout downtown for bikers lives lost. Without bike lanes there will be more interactions with cars, more accidents, more deaths, more memorials. This will be on Ford.

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116083

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I am registering my strong disagreement with this proposal. At a time when we should be facilitating decreased use of cars to decrease traffic congestion, improve air quality and decrease dependence on fossil fuels, this proposal is retrogressive and represents a step backward. Read more

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116088

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This is a disgraceful and repugnant oversteppin of provincial authority. Bike lane and bikes contribute to environmental sustainability, which car lanes and cars do not. Cars and their drivers are the ones causing the congestion and gridlock. Read more

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116089

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I am writing to express my outrage at Bill 212’s petty, ignorant, and irresponsible assault on existing and future bike lanes in Ontario. The Province must keep its hands off municipalities’ bike lanes because: Read more

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116090

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Another beyond stupid idea from this government that has continues to endlessly break it's promise of transparency. Who has donated to get the contract to tear out these bike lanes? Read more

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116091

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Hi. I submitted a comment earlier today and was advised that "We won't publish a comment that includes any identifying information, like: names addresses phone numbers" How can I access my comments (I did not save a copy) so that I may revise and resubmit? Thanks - name withheld

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116092

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The decision to remove the bike lanes from Toronto downtown has no rational support 1) the return to vehicles will congest more the downtown 2) the cost of removing them is a waste of tax payers 3)environment will be affected with larger amounts of traffic Read more

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116094

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I believe the provincial government should be a leader in other modes of urban transportation that does not include personal vehicles. Why are we moving backwards in Ontario? We need more bike lanes, not less! Read more