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83026

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Most boaters use there boats to enjoy the day with the family including there kids. 300 meters is definitely deep waters . Please explain how this is safer for children . Read more

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83028

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We have only been boating for about 6 years, anchoring for only 2 years, we are respectful and quiet. We also happen to spend a great deal of money around Georgian Bay, marinas, fuel, groceries, dining and general merchandise. Read more

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83030

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I support the proposals to amend Ontario Regulation 161/17 (O. Reg. 161/17) under the Public Lands Act described in ERO 019-6590 posted by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry on February 24, 2023. Read more

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83034

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Put an end to these “squatters”, that pay no taxes towards the system and services they use! Where does their grey water go?. What about garbage and sewage, noise? What if there was a fire? Read more

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83035

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It is concerning that the government is focused solely on restricting and further tightening rules on all types of activities on public lands in Ontario. Read more

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83039

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Municipal interference, pandering to landlords and for profit housing providers is the only reason the province has been asked to get involved. NIMBYism and false concerns based on ignorance. Read more

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83041

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Sailboats have been using our waterways and stopping to spend the night since before confederation. Once they became available, powerboat cruisers soon did the same. The one thing all travelers need is a safe, protected bay or harbour to spend the night away from strong winds and waves. Read more

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83046

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I would like to see the government regulate the increase that marinas impose on boaters. The marinas are not regulated and therefore can set the increase to whatever they want. We usually understand an increase of approximately $200. Last season it was $1000 increase? Read more

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83047

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I support the proposals to amend Ontario Regulation 161/17 (O. Reg. 161/17) under the Public Lands Act described in ERO 019-6590 posted by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry on February 24, 2023. Read more

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83049

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I strongly disagree with the proposed amendment, as it not only exacerbates Ontario's housing crisis, but also promotes prejudice. By restricting livable space, this amendment reinforces inequality and effectively grants exclusive access to waterfront areas to those with higher incomes. Read more

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83052

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adding a new condition to prohibit camping on water within 300 meters of a developed shoreline, including any waterfront structure, dock, boathouse, erosion control structure, altered shoreline, boat launch and/or fill. Read more