Ontario’s greenhouse gases from electricity sector to rise 300%
According to the Independent Electricity System Operator, Ontario’s electricity-related greenhouse gas pollution will rise 300% between 2017
Don’t look
As the Ford government flails away at cutting electricity costs, its new plan is to
What do you think about the PIckering waterfront?
We sent you a bulletin last week: Revitalizing the Pickering Waterfrontto share with you our proposal
Making the Right Choice for Pickering’s Waterfront
The Pickering Nuclear Station takes up 600 acres of prime waterfront real estate in the City of Pickering. When North America’s 3rd oldest nuclear station closes in 2024, this means that there will be an exciting chance for the people of Pickering to revitalize their waterfront – and their community.
Premier Ford: Cut my bill!
Premier Ford has pledged to cut our hydro bills by 12%. Here's how he can do it: Buy low-cost water power from our neighbours in Quebec. Quebec has a huge power surplus and is eager to sell more electricity to Ontario. In fact, it has offered to sell us lots of electricity at less than one-third the price of re-building the aging Darlington Nuclear Station. The difference is billions of dollars.
Ford government needs to get into high gear on EVs
Ford government needs to get into high gear on EVs – Petition Premier Doug Ford
We can make every Pickering worker a millionaire — and still save billions!
Ontario can lower its electricity costs by $1.1 to $1.4 billion per year by closing the Pickering Nuclear Station and importing cleaner, safer and lower-cost water power from Quebec. The savings would be so great that we could pay every Pickering worker $1 million in severance and we would still save billions!
Pickering Nuclear’s huge radioactive waste problem
The Pickering Nuclear Station has a deadly secret: The plant is a storehouse for
Who really has your back when it comes to lowering hydro costs and creating jobs?
At the midpoint of the Ontario election campaign, we now have two parties defending the
Can we trust the CNSC when they can’t book a hotel?
Want to ensure the public doesn’t interfere with your efforts to rubber stamp a new
Pickering City Council Meeting
Hello Pickering friends, On Tuesday. April 10th, at 7 p.m., Jack Gibbons, Chair of the
A Fukushima-level Nuclear Disaster at Pickering
This expert report finds that a Fukushima-level disaster at the Pickering Nuclear plant would result in an estimated 26,000 cancer cases, of which roughly half would be fatal. Large areas of the Greater Toronto Area would need to be evacuated and would become uninhabitable in some cases for 100 years or more.
Nuclear accidents happen then what?
Nuclear Accidents Happen - Then What? Do you know what to do in the case
OPG trying to disguise costs of Darlington project
Global News has unearthed some stunning evidence of just how far Ontario Power Generation (OPG)
Support our call to reclaim Pickering’s waterfront!
Thank you for signing the Close-Pickering petition.On Monday December 12th at 7 p.m. we will
How we can close the Pickering Nuclear Station and lower bills
Ontario has a large electricity surplus, yet Ontario Power Generation wants to continue to run
Price of nuclear power going up 180% by 2026
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is seeking permission from the Ontario Energy Board to increase the
Shutting Pickering white elephant would create 16,000 jobs — and lower our electricity rates
March 29, 2016Shutting Pickering white elephant would create 16,000 jobs — and lower our electricity rates
Decommissioning Pickering Station can create thousands of jobs and save millions
Shutting down the Pickering Nuclear Station in 2018 and proceeding immediately with decommissioning will produce thousands of jobs, save millions of dollars and increase safety for millions of surrounding residents.
We don’t need power from Pickering to keep the lights on
Ontario now has a large power surplus -- the province now exports more power than is