There are significant concerns across Ontario municipalities (and many other sectors) on the economic, social and environmental implications of Bill 23. Below is a summary of the input from across stakeholder groups on Bill 23 submissions.

• How to provide a submission to Committee on Bill 23 (deadline of November 17th)
  
• Clean Air Council and Clean Air Partnership Bill 23 Input on Municipal Green Standards Authorities
• Clean Air Partnership Bill 23 Submission
• The Atmospheric Fund Bill 23 Green Standards Sign On Letter
• PassiveHouse Canada Green Standards Bill 23 Letter
• Environmental Defense Ontario's Housing Bill is Actually a Trojan Horse for Environmentally Catastrophic Rural Sprawl
• Environmental Defense Hands Off the Greenbelt and Stop Bill 23 Actions
• Ontario Public Health Association Bill 23 Input to Province
• Canadian Environmental Law Association Written Submission to Standing Committee on Bill 23
• Ontario Nature Bill 23 What You Need to Know
  
• Association of Municipalities of Ontario - Unpacking Bill 23
• Ontario Farmland Trust Bill 23 Input
• Town of Caledon Bill 23 Input
• City of Mississauga Bill 23 Staff Report
• Town of Collingwood Bill 23 Resolution
• Grey County Comments on Bill 23
  
• St. Catherine's Staff Report on Bill 23
  
• Peterborough Bill 23 Report on Bill 23
  
• Burlington Bill 23 Report
  
• Guelph Bill 23 Report
• Ontario's Big City Mayors Statement on Bill 23
• York Region Bill 23 Input
  
• City of Markham Bill 23 Input
• Town of Orillia Bill 23 input: Note: one amendment - Fiscal: Changes to the Development Charges Act and Planning Act challenge the long-standing and fundamental principle that growth should pay for growth and not threaten to shift the burden of costs associated with growth onto existing municipal taxpayers.