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Six Priorities for Improving the Lake Simcoe Protection Plan

February 24, 2021–Anne Bell

Indigenous Relations•Land-use planning•Stewardship and restoration•Water•Wetlands

Lake Simcoe © Nico CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

The Lake Simcoe Protection Plan is now up for its required 10-year review. The question is whether the provincial government will take this opportunity to strengthen or weaken the plan ...

Boots on the Ground in Stratford

February 9, 2021–Anne Bell

Campaigns•Climate Change•Land-use planning

Rally opposing Stratford glass factory MZO © Mark McCauley

Stratford is one of the many communities across Ontario struggling with the unwelcome imposition of a Minister’s Zoning Order (MZO) to fast-track development. In Stratford’s case, the MZO is to ...

The Growth (at all costs) Plan

July 9, 2020–Anne Bell

Greenbelt and Greenway•Habitat•Land-use planning

Toronto area housing © Yoko Chiyoko CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

The Government of Ontario is set to amend yet again the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe, one of the fastest growing regions in North America and home to ...

Confessions of a ‘morainiac’: Protecting water resources across the Greater Golden Horseshoe

March 1, 2018–Debbe Crandall

Greenbelt and Greenway•Habitat•Water

I confess to being a morainiac, so I am thrilled that moraines are one of the “building blocks” for the Government of Ontario’s proposed Greenbelt expansion. This is very good ...

On World Wetlands Day, Help Protect Ontario’s Wetlands

February 18, 2018–Anne Bell

Habitat•Water•Wetlands

On World Wetlands Day taking action to protect wetlands is literally at your fingertips. Wetlands are one of the building blocks of Ontario’s proposed Greenbelt expansion and public consultations are ...

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Confessions of a ‘morainiac’: Protecting water resources across the Greater Golden Horseshoe

On World Wetlands Day, Help Protect Ontario’s Wetlands

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