A Picture Is Worth Billions
Ontario has many lower cost options for meeting its electricity needs than rebuilding old nuclear reactors. Our factsheet demonstrates that the decision to rebuild 10 aging reactors makes little economic sense.
A Plan for Green Buildings, Jobs and Prosperity for Ontario
This report looks at how Ontario could replace fossil gas for everything from home heating
An Unreasonable Risk: A new GTA reactor
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has applied to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission for a Site
Let’s get Toronto onboard the gas plant phase-out train
Toronto City Councillors Jennifer McKelvie and Mike Layton are following in the footsteps of their
City of Kingston calls for phase-out of Ontario’s gas-fired power plants
Last night, after hearing a defence of Ontario’s use of gas-fired power from the president
A New GTA Nuclear Reactor vs Wind and Solar
Ontario Power Generation is planning to build a new nuclear reactor in the Greater Toronto
New GTA reactor a bad plan
Solar and wind energy are a much better way to meet our energy needs than building a new nuclear reactor in the Greater Toronto Area.
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City of Hamilton calls for the phase-out of Ontario’s gas-fired power plants by 2030
Today, Hamilton City Council unanimously passed a resolution calling on the Government of Ontario
You’re now helping to pay the electricity bills of Ontario’s biggest companies
Yesterday, the Ontario government unveiled whopping new subsidies for large electricity consumers. Taxpayers will
Kitchener and Halton Hills call for the phasing-out of Ontario’s gas-fired power plants
Yesterday the City of Kitchener and the Town of Halton Hills became the first municipalities to request the
We took down Enbridge’s pipeline plan!
There will be no new Hamilton gas pipeline – at least for now. Yesterday, Enbridge Gas withdrew its
A golden opportunity to reduce climate damaging emissions
In early October, Prime Minister Trudeau directed the Canada Infrastructure Bank to invest $2.5 billion in projects
Let’s hear what the federal by-election candidates have to say about climate
We have asked the Liberal, Conservative, NDP and Green Party by-election candidates in the ridings
Picturing lower electricity rates for Ontario
Want to know why people in Ontario are paying so much more for power than
A gift for Premier Ford
Premier Ford is meeting with Quebec Premier Francois Legault tonight and tomorrow to discuss economic recovery
Lower electricity costs
Ontario's electricity prices are 50% to 90% higher than Manitoba's and Quebec's. The reason is simple. While Quebec and Manitoba have built their electricity systems around low-cost water power, Ontario has bet big -- and lost -- on high cost nuclear.
Not worth the risk: No more delay in closing the Pickering Nuclear Station!
Send Ontario's party leaders a message that once again delaying closure of the old and