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Tonight: Is the world’s largest nuclear station coming to Ontario?

World’s Largest Nuclear Station or Lower Electricity Bills?

To kick off the New Year, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has applied to the Ontario Energy Board for a whopping 72.6% increase in the price it is paid for nuclear power.

The world is racing toward a clean, renewable energy future. Ontario, meanwhile, is stuck in

A big thank you to Dianne Saxe and Marit Stiles for your strong leadership on phasing out Toronto’s #1 smog and climate polluter.

On December 4th, Toronto City Council’s Infrastructure & Environment Committee quietly stalled one of

Yesterday, Toronto's Infrastructure and Environment Committee voted to stall action on phasing out the

Toronto needs to take charge of its energy future – to protect our climate and lower our electricity bills!

In March 2000, then Mayor Hazel McCallion called on the Premier of the day –

You might not know it from here, but despite headwinds (and hot air) blowing

Toronto can win with renewables and efficiency

Residential electricity generation rates to rise by 29%! Wind and solar – not nuclear – is how we can lower rates.

If you were worried that the Carney Government just doesn’t get it when it comes

The IESO needs to rethink its plans for Toronto: phase-out the Portlands gas plant and invest in energy efficiency, renewables and storage.

Around the world, the future is now: 92% of new power added last year

U.S. nuclear reactors will NOT build a strong Canada. We can build a better nation with renewables.

Renewable energy like solar and wind is lower cost, quicker to build, and safer than nuclear energy, so why is the Ontario NDP not coming out against Doug Ford’s nuclear plan?

Doug Ford is planning to meet Toronto’s electricity needs by building four new first-of-their-kind U.S.

Canada needs more affordable homes—fast. The federal government is developing a new agency to