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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
November 15, 2016
Ontario should be negotiating an expanded energy deal with Quebec
November 6, 2016DurhamRegion.comJack Gibbons Ontario should be negotiating an expanded energy deal with Quebec To
November 6, 2016
OPG Seeking 180% Price Increase for Nuclear Electricity
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is seeking permission from the Ontario Energy Board to increase the price of its nuclear power by 11% per year for each of the next ten years. OPG wants to raise its price for nuclear power from 5.9 cents per kWh in 2016 to 16.8 cents per kWh in 2026. That means the rate in 2026 will be almost triple (2.8 times greater) today’s price. OPG’s proposed price increases are based on the assumption that its $12.8 billion Darlington Re-Build Project will be completed on time and on budget. Of course, every nuclear project in Ontario’s history has been massively over budget.
October 31, 2016
Let’s buy power from Quebec
Toronto Star October 24, 2016 Jack Gibbons Let’s buy power from Quebec Re: Wynne making
October 24, 2016
Ontario to buy hydroelectricity from Quebec in bid to cut emissions
Globe and Mail October 21, 2015Adrian Morrow and Bertrand Marotte Ontario to buy hydroelectricity from
October 21, 2016
Stand with us for a green future
We need your financial support to help us persuade Premier Wynne to choose the smart
October 5, 2016
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
September 28, 2016
Price of nuclear power going up 180% by 2026
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is seeking permission from the Ontario Energy Board to increase the
September 26, 2016
Why do people in Cornwall pay lower electricity bills than you do?
Why do people in Cornwall pay lower electricity bills than you do? The City of
September 19, 2016
69% of Scarborough-Rouge River voters want Pickering Nuclear Station Closed in 2018
Raymond Cho leading amongst decided voters, Liberals in 2nd place Sixty-nine percent of the voters
August 12, 2016
Maximizing efficiency
Ontario could reduce its electricity demand by 31% by 2035 according to the IESO, reducing the need for fossil fuel and nuclear power generation while allowing clean renewable energy to meet more of our electricity needs.
August 9, 2016
Support our call for greater energy efficiency
Support our call for greater energy efficiency You can use this form to send a
Former Energy Minister Calls for Pickering Shutdown
Former Ontario Energy Minister, George Smitherman addresses Toronto City council, urging them to close the
June 30, 2016
Former Minister of Energy calls for closure of Pickering Nuclear Station in 2018
June 30, 2016 Yesterday, George Smitherman, former Deputy Premier and Minister of Energy for Ontario,
Make Toronto a Nuke-Free Zone
Now Toronto June 22, 2016 Angela Bischoff Make Toronto a Nuke-Free Zone Council motion asking
June 22, 2016
Power Choices: Designing an electricity system for a rapidly changing world
Power Choices: Designing an electricity system for a rapidly changing world looks at how we could redesign our electricity system to lower its climate impact, reduce costs and create new economic opportunities.
June 10, 2016
Decommission Pickering and invest in renewable energy
Toronto StarJune 3, 2016 Readers’ Letters: Decommission Pickering and invest in renewable energyCritics of Ontario’s
June 3, 2016
Ontario Clean Air Alliance asking Province to close Pickering nuclear plant
Pickering News AdvertiserMay 27, 2016Kristen Calis Ontario Clean Air Alliance asking Province to close Pickering
May 30, 2016
Ontario’s misguided love affair with nuclear power
The Toronto StarMay 30, 2016Jack Gibbons Ontario’s misguided love affair with nuclear powerInstead of seeing
Pickering’s future is in your hands
Is keeping one of the world’s oldest nuclear plants operating for another 12 years –
May 11, 2016
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