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42957

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Goulard Lumber (1971) Ltd.

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Hello. Please find attached Goulard Lumber's comments in support of the proposed changes flowing from the Forest Sector Strategy work. Thank you for allowing us to comment and for keeping us working. John McNutt Read more

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42959

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Mass Timber Institute, University of Toronto, John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design

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The Mass Timber Institute (MTI) applauds mass timber being featured prominently in A Blueprint for Success: Ontario’s Forest Sector Strategy DRAFT. Read more

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42960

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Individual

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The proposed forest strategy that calls for significant increase in timber harvesting and associated infrastructure (aka. logging roads) gives scant consideration for the preservation of critical wildlife habitat and biodiversity, essential for healthy forests. Read more

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42964

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Individual

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Congratulations on your initiative in drafting a Forest Sector Strategy. The draft addresses most of the relevant issues and opportunities in an apparent progressive manner, however, as in most strategies, the devil can be in the details. Read more

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42974

Commenting on behalf of

Eastern Ontario Model Forest

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Thank you for listening to the voices of Ontario’s forest communities to ensure that future generations will continue to work in our forests while also being able to enjoy the many ecological, social and recreational benefits that they provide. Read more