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Very concerned about the abuse of power and the enrichment of developers with no apparent benefit to the public. If the greenbelt is developed it should ONLY be developed with affordable housing. Regular Canadians are not happy with these corrupt PC policies.

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I think its a sad attempt at being bought behind closed doors. We have so much free land all around Ontario that can be used before that even needs to be looked at. This is only so Doug Ford can help line the pockets of not only himself but the investors who bought the land. Read more

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The greenbelt should not be developed. This will primarily benefit developers with a huge downside to Ontarians who will permanently lose this green land. The government should be perusing the recommendations in the Housing Affordability Task Force report.

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I'm from southern Ontario. All I ever see is how we are going to destroy more land for the benefit of the upper class. This is not being done to help the housing crisis. This is about small men playing a big game to line there pockets with what little value the poor have left. Read more

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The green belt should remain protected land and not developed over when there is ample land in other directions to do so. The non-greenbelt available land west and east of the city may be more cheaply developed, and is a more efficient use of taxpayer dollars. Read more