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23777

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The frequency of the words "efficient" and "streamlined" worries me. I am concerned that efforts to make the process more efficient will make regulations more lax and will decrease the level of species conservation we strive for. Read more

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23779

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The Ontario Endangered Species Act is a last line of defence against extinction in an era that scientists have termed the sixth mass extinction on the planet. Canada’s wildlife depends on innovative regulations, policies, and programs that make conservation of species at risk the primary goal. Read more

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The Ontario Endangered Species Act is a last line of defence against extinction in an era that scientists have termed the sixth mass extinction on the planet. Canada’s wildlife depends on innovative regulations, policies, and programs that make conservation of species at risk the primary goal. Read more

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23784

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A review of this act needs to focus on the at-risk species not development. It is, after all, a piece of legislation designed to PROTECT animals not make it easier to cause their extinction in the name of progress. Read more

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23787

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Species at Risk in Ontario need all the protections they currently have. Please do not make it easier to destroy their habitat. The current ESA already has exemptions in place that would help developers move forward in rare situations where human safety trumps animal safety. Read more

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23789

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As a biologist, nature-lover, and concerned resident of Ontario, the proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act are deeply troubling to me. We are in the midst of a mass extinction, and we must do our utmost to protect the rich biodiversity that we have here in Ontario. Read more

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23794

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The places where species at risk live should not be open for business development. We are the stewards of this land and should protect the vulnerable species. There is a scientific basis for classifying species as at risk and the government has an obligation to protect them.

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23796

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Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the ESA review. Please do the right thing by truly protecting our endangered species and their natural habitats. Once they're gone, that's it, and it does matter. Money really isn't everything. Read more

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To reduce the red tape and duplication that results from having two Acts that attempt to achieve the same outcomes the government must recognize the Crown Forest Sustainablity Act (CFSA) as an equivalent process to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) through a permanent Section 55 Regulation. Read more