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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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Without consulting with the appropriate people and considering the people. This bill is nothing but another attention seeking abusive act against politics. Do not act or sign this bill.

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129569

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It is essential we protect our environment and not change the endangered species act, there is a reason why it is there in the first place. What use is monetary value if we no longer can live in harmony on this planet. Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129576

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Hi, I am opposed to this bill. It is reckless and dangerous to our ecosystem to allow for capitalist greed to takeover the protection of our wildlife. Human beings have taken over so much our natural environment that it would be irresponsible to allow this bill to pass.

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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To the Office of Premier Doug Ford, I am extremely disappointed with the Ford government's renewed efforts to undermine the integrity of Ontario's remaining wilderness, through its latest attack on the Endangered Species Act with Bill 5. Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129580

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Seems like our generation has forgotten the wisdom of the elderly, and the respect we must give to the environment, that in exchange, will support our own very existence. The premier is NOT the owner of the province. Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129583

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Premier Ford, We are in a global biodiversity crisis. In Ontario alone, more than 230 plants and animals are at risk. The healthy forests, waters and wetlands species at risk rely on sustain all Ontarians. I urge your government to: Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129584

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Please stop Bill 5. This will be devastating to Ontario. I live in a rural community and I do not want my community destroyed by development and the removal of environmental laws. I cherish the biodiversity in my community and throughout Ontario. Please stop Bill 5. Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129587

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Please stop Bill 5. This Bill is an environmental disaster waiting to happen. There are over 230 plants and animals at risk in Ontario that are essential for our eco system and is necessary for Ontario to thrive. Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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As someone with a Master’s degree in Biology and Environmental Science, and with over a decade of experience in conservation - from working with the Ontario provincial government and the Field Museum of Natural History, to supporting grassroots non-profits - I’ve seen firsthand the dedication, exper Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129593

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Dear Premier Ford, We are in a global biodiversity crisis. In Ontario alone, more than 230 plants and animals are at risk. The healthy forests, waters and wetlands species at risk rely on sustain all Ontarians. I urge your government to: Read more

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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129598

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We are literally in the middle of a global climate crisis, environmental protections like this should be strengthened, not weakened! Expand protected zones and species, and stringently require development projects to work around them!

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Proposed interim changes to the Endangered Species Act, 2007 and a proposal for the Species Conservation Act, 2025

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I’m really concerned about the direction these proposed changes are taking. Moving to a registration-first system might speed up development, but it seriously risks weakening protections for Ontario’s most vulnerable species. Read more

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