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182755

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The fact that this is a category 3 permit alone should be an automatic no given the situation in the region. We already have a severe water shortage in our hands. The fact that this permit is even being considered is a huge red flag, showing this government cares about profits over people.

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182760

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The Region of Waterloo is 80% dependent on groundwater, and we are currently facing a water‑supply capacity crisis. Kitchener–Waterloo and parts of Cambridge are under a development pause because there is not enough water to support growth. Read more

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182794

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Aquifer in decline due to too many water taking permits and lack of adequate emergency buffer. ERO number026-0124 Ministry reference number100041082 Waterloo region depends on ground water for at least 80% of the water it distributes to homes, hospitals, businesses, industry, etc. Read more

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182809

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Am very concerned about water usage in the Waterloo Region, and the reports that the aquifer levels are decreasing. I believe water use for current and future residents should be more important than water use for industrial projects. Read more

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Our water is precious and we don't need more industries taking advantage of our water sources. With population ever increasing our water sources are already getting strained. Access to water is a fundamental right for the people who live in the area. Read more

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Communities in Waterloo, Woolwich, Wilmot and parts of Cambridge (the Mannheim Service Area) face an immediate crisis—a manmade water shortage. In response, the Region of Waterloo put a freeze on new development until it can safely and sustainably meet water demand. Read more

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182821

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In December of 2025, the Waterloo Region announced that it would not enter into new servicing agreements or support new developments that would put additional demand on the Mannheim Service Area (most of Kitchener, Waterloo, Woolwich, Wilmot, and parts of Cambridge) because it cannot safely and sust Read more