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67685

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The time frame for construction of homes to commence no later than 2025 was set by people who obviously have no experience in land development and the respective approval process, unless the land owners are already sitting on subdivision plans and have various studies done and even then 2025 is not Read more

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67690

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If I'm not mistaken, I believe Premier Ford swore during his campaign that he would leave the Greenbelt alone, did he not? Did he not say that he would maintain the protections and conservation of the Greenbelt? Read more

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67693

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This is ridiculous. The Greenbelt is an important area for wildlife and should be protected. The Ford govt is corrupt, and the only ones who will benefit from this will be rich developers and landlords. The idea of affordable housing in Ontario is a joke. Read more

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67699

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Please stop destroying the future of our province. As a parent of young kids, I want me kids to feel safe and by destroying part of the greenbelt, you are making it unsafe for so many people with increase flood risks, global warming, etc. Read more

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67732

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Affordable housing does not depend on uprooting protected habitat zones for housing. It requires proper regulations on the housing market so that housing prices reflec local income. Don't use afforable housing as an excuse to uproot the greenbelt. Read more

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67737

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I don't think this proposal is the way to go. The Greenbelt is not only protected land, but deeply prone to flooding. As someone who lives in an area that floods regularly, causing thousands of dollars in damages to basements and homes, building on the Greenbelt is just not a sound idea. Read more

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67738

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The Greenbelt protects a wide variety of wildlife and wetlands, and to build over top of that would be bad. There are thousands of empty houses and office buildings that can be repurposed to low-income housing, I don't see why this proposal would be beneficial. Read more

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67751

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I want to share my sheer disgust that this proposal is even being considered. All of the greenbelt land hosts necessary ecosystems and provides necessary habitats to many animals. It was made a protected greenbelt for a reason and should stay that way. Otherwise what would be the point. Read more

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67755

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This proposal is an abhorrent attempt by Ford to go against his campaign promises in order to line the pockets of himself and his developer friends. The nature in Ontario is incredibly important not only for animals and recreational activities of Ontario citizens but also the climate as a whole. Read more

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67757

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I do not believe the solution to housing crises is to develop the Greenbelt. We risk the biodiversity of our native flora and fauna which are valuable in culture and in pleasure to those who call Southern Ontario home. Read more

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67763

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I do not understand why if this is for housing, you can't focus on the redevelopment of properties within cities rather than building on greenbelts and potential floodplains that have very little benefit in the long run. Please reconsider.

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You should simply utilise the many empty office buildings in Toronto that already exist and turn them into high-density and low-income housing, which is what is needed, instead of removing a vital part of Ontario's ecosystems that will be even more important in coming years, for mansions for the ric Read more

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Doug Ford taking land from the greenbelt to benefit developers, after he promised he would not, is despicable. There are tons of buildings sitting empty in downtown London (where I live), and I'm told in Toronto as well, that could and should be repurposed for affordable housing. Read more