Energy
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Change is sometimes painful, sometimes expensive and often unavoidable. These three characteristics apply to climate change, which is forcing us to rethink our... more
By unpubadmin
July 4, 2017
Patrick Brown did two radio interviews yesterday and by our count repeated 8 whoppers. We're here to correct the record (again!) because Facts Still Matter in... more
February 23, 2017
Would you renovate your house without comparing costs and design/build options? Would you use outdated technology instead of modern building practices? For... more
January 19, 2016
A long time ago, while working at Ontario Hydro, first as an expeditor and then a buyer in their Nuclear Generation Division, I experienced a rare glimpse into... more
June 5, 2015
Upon achieving adulthood, and in some cases teenhood, and thus independence (and its responsibility), young people quickly realize and in most cases are forced... more
By GraemeBoyce
December 22, 2014
Ottawa, November 10, 2014 — Bob Chiarelli, Minister of Energy, hosted an event today at a Tim Hortons restaurant in Ottawa to raise awareness about Ontario’s... more
November 10, 2014
By Tim Inkpen
Since the financial crisis of 2008, there has been a resurgence of interest in local economies. The crisis has caused many to look for ways of... more
By OREC
February 13, 2014
Good evening John,
I just got your newsletter in the mail. Congratulations on your recent election as the MPP in Ottawa South.
We first met a few years back... more
By Manuel Costa
January 18, 2014
The Ontario Liberal Government is now expecting Ontario Hydro users to significantly adjust how they use electricity as there will be no reduction in rates.... more
By RobDekker
December 2, 2013
Ontario supports the pursuit of an expanded and diverse supply of energy across Canada. The potential for shared prosperity is significant, with more jobs and... more
November 14, 2013