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10th Year Review of Ontario’s Endangered Species Act: Discussion Paper

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Attacking the most vulnerable of ecosystems, all in the name of business. Short sighted and playing with the future in a negative way. Also extra work to make changes, when the federal government can trump any lowering of endangered species act.

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It is imperative that no further damage be done to the environment which would then further endanger any wildlife. The Provincial gov't instead should take measures to improve natural areas in order for wildlife to survive and thrive, and to keep our soil and water healthy. Read more

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Please DO NOT remove any existing protections for endangered species! Businesses come and go, but once a species is extinct there is no bringing it back. Biodiversity is crucial to maintaining balanced ecosystems already ravaged by the changes created by the worsening climate (man made changes). Read more

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Even though you will classify this as coming from a small group of radicals, we need to protect our environment for the health of our province. Eagles and Loons are just nicely coming back on and around Georgian Bay. Bee health is still a big concern. Read more

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PLEASE, in this age when there is a critical climate crisis, when the US is taking steps backwards in regards to environmentally responsible practices, and when the world is losing species to extinction every day because of habitat loss, DO NOT streamline regulation qualifications or reduce protecti Read more

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We've lost 60% of our wild life since the 1970's. Despite the nice sounding words, it's clear your Ministry wants to destroy protections for rare wild life and fragile ecosystems in order to pave the way for mining, logging and agricultural companies to make money. Read more

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We need no changes to the legislation that would put even one animal in danger over any silly "economic development". We all need to put animals ahead of humans in this struggle...it is what the good Lord says and is obvious.

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For the love of god, stop ripping up Ontario. You're taking away all the good stuff, leaving all the garbage, and you're gonna do it again here. Businesses are doing fine. They were doing fine before you took office. They don't need another reason to poison the earth and get away with it.

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What else can this destructive gov't do to our province? Clearly, the developers have their undivided attention. Coupled with Bill66, our beloved Ontario will never recover. There is no remediation possible once the environment is irreparably damaged. Read more

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This is the second proposed legislative action/review that I have read and to which I hope to respond. Unfortunately, there is not enough infomation on this web site to make properly informed and useful comments. Read more

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I am from London, Ontario and we need to be increasing protections and habitat preservation/restoration exercises, not looking for 'efficiencies for business.' In my lifetime I have seen so many habitats destroyed and seen less and less song birds. Please do MORE, not less.

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I don’t think we should consider businesses over animals because if we start building more stuff we start to kill off all the animals because they can’t find habitats, food and are competing other animals of the same species for more territory it hurts the environment a lot and besides with the decl Read more

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