Bay Today, June 12, 2015 The North Bay district Chamber of Commerce says the province needs to take a long, hard, business-like look at its green energy plan. “Once again, as we have…
London Free Press, June 11, 2015 by John Miner It cost nearly $1 billion, employed up to 500 workers at its peak and provoked repeated legal challenges. But 18 months after work began…
SWEB Development From the companies’ website: SWEB Development LP is proposing to submit four community-scale wind farm proposals to the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) under the IESO’s Large Renewable Procurement (LRP): Three…
PostMedia Network June 10, 2015 KINGSTON, Ont. — A proposed 150-turbine wind energy project in eastern Ontario is being called a threat to one of Canada’s unique astronomical features. Opened in the summer…
..and maybe soon, 150 turbines… Residents of North Frontenac and Addington Highlands (also known as Land O’ Lakes area) have organized to fight the threatened 150-turbine wind power development by NextEra. NextEra is…
Kawartha Lakes This Week By Mary Riley MANVERS TWP- You have to hand it to the people of Manvers Township. They don’t go down without a fight. And, they plan to legally challenge two…
Map of proposed turbine locations on Amherst Island: developer has failed to meet legal requirements, says Queens University professor emeritus Association to Protect Amherst Island, June 5, 2015 Dr. John Harrison, Professor Emeritus,…
Ontario Farmer, June 2, 2015 Letter to the Editor I was glad that writer Tom Van Dusen chose the word “balance in his account of the recent wind power information event in Finch,…
Frontenac News, June 4, 2015 Fears about declining property values, health concerns, and environmental protection were among the hot topics discussed at two meetings, a combined meeting of North Frontenac and Addington Highlands…
Talk about adding insult to injury: the Ontario government’s poorly thought-out energy policy–done completely without any cost-benefit analysis–has resulted in job losses, higher power prices for consumers and small business, exports of surplus…
Bob Chiarelli’s letter to the Editor to the June 1st edition of the Toronto Star is interesting. The minister attempts to defend the sale of Hydro One, a public asset, and to bolster…