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Ontarios government proposes merging thirty-six conservation authorities into nine, raising concerns about potential land development in protected areas. Critics, including former conservation leaders, warn of weakened safeguards against natural disasters. The environment minister assures current lands will remain under regional authorities control, with plans for watershed councils to include community voices. As Bill sixty-eight approaches, the debate underscores the balance between operational efficiency and environmental protection.

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