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Will Mark Carney support a renewable electricity future for Ontario?
First the good news: As reported in the National Observer, the Government of Canada is stepping up to support renewable energy "national-interest projects" in Labrador and Nova Scotia, as well as new transmission projects to boost renewable electricity trade between British Columbia and the Yukon, Manitoba and Nunavut, and Quebec and the Maritimes. Now the
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Marit & Bonnie: Do you support a renewable future for Toronto?
Open Letter to Marit Stiles (NDP Leader) & Bonnie Crombie (Liberal Leader) Dear Ms. Stiles & Ms. Crombie: Last year Toronto City Council asked the Ford Government to phase-out the Portlands gas-fired power plant on our waterfront—and meet our future electricity needs with a combination of energy efficiency and demand management, renewable energy (like rooftop
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Third transmission line proposed to bring more high-cost nuclear power to downtown Toronto
The Ford Government is proposing to build a new transmission line from the Pickering or Darlington Nuclear Stations to bring more high-cost nuclear power to downtown Toronto. The line will take seven to ten years to build. In the interim, the output and pollution of the Portlands gas plant on Toronto’s waterfront will be
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