For 70 years, Ontario’s public forests have been chemically controlled with toxic herbicides (weedkillers). Starting in the 1950s was Agent Orange-era spraying with 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. Then came glyphosate, and more recently other forestry herbicides such as triclopyr and imazapyr. Different decade, different chemical weedkiller, same dangerous system: clearcut, spray poison, replant conifers 🌲🌲🌲🌲🔥, and call it forest management. 😳
It is not safe. It is not sustainable forestry. It is Chemical Forestry.
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Who can send this email to the Ministers?
Anyone concerned about Ontario’s public forests can send this Notice of Non-Consent. Boreal forests store carbon, support wildlife, protect shared watersheds, and affect communities far beyond provincial borders. If you live outside Ontario, you are welcome to send this email using your real name and location. You are also encouraged to edit the email by adding a brief personal note about why this matters to you.
Indigenous Nations have opposed forest herbicide spraying on their Traditional Territories for decades. Ignoring that opposition is not consultation. It is not consent. It raises serious Section 35 concerns.
