Ontario Election
Ontario’s environment has been under constant threat from wealthy developers, oil and gas companies, plastic waste and toxic chemicals.
But we have an opportunity to protect the Ontario we love! A provincial election has been called for February 27, giving us the chance to choose a government who will protect nature, support clean energy and put people first.
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WHAT'S AT RISK IN ONTARIO?
Highway 413 Threatens the Greenbelt and Ontario Farms
Highway 413 will pave over farms, forests, wetlands and a section of the Greenbelt, while doing little to ease traffic congestion. Ontario must cancel this redundant $10 billion dollar highway.
Highway 413 Threatens the Greenbelt and Ontario Farms
Ontario’s Electricity Supply is Getting Dirtier
Since 2018, Gas Plant use has tripled in Ontario, fueling the climate crisis and threatening our health.Â
Gas plants release harmful toxins that can cause severe health issues that damage our lungs and disrupt pregnancies.
Ontario’s Electricity Supply is Getting Dirtier
Ontario has the Worst Beverage Container Recycling Rate in Canada
The vast majority of Ontario residents support a deposit return system for non-alcoholic drink containers. It's time for Ontario to act.
Ontario has the Worst Beverage Container Recycling Rate in Canada
Sprawl is Destroying Ontario’s Remaining Farms, Forests, and Wetlands
Increasing density in existing urban areas, instead of building low-density sprawl on green space, will help preserve farms and forests, combat climate change and improve quality of life.
Sprawl is Destroying Ontario’s Remaining Farms, Forests, and Wetlands
Ontario Lacks Reliable Public Transit, Increasing Congestion and Harming our Air Quality
Last year, the federal government announced a plan for funding public transit that won’t begin until 2026 and doesn’t actually fund more frequent and reliable service!
Ontario Lacks Reliable Public Transit, which Increases Congestion and Harms our Air Quality
Ontario's Last Remaining Wetlands are Under Attack
Southern Ontario has already lost over 72 per cent of its original wetlands.Â
Ontario’s remaining wetlands face multiple threats, ranging from pollution to sprawling suburban developments that pave over these important ecological treasures.
Ontario’s Last Remaining Wetlands Are Under Attack
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