Ontario is engaging in review of its Long Term Energy Policy and encourages public consultation. Attend a consultation session or provide your opinion online.
Ontario has a robust energy supply and it begs the question why contract for even more wind power or build projects such as Amherst Island, White Pines, Fairview Wind? Wind power continues to demonstrate it is out- of -phase with demand and we are selling the unnecessary electricity at a loss and burden of cost to ratepayers. Will the Independent Energy System Operator conduct a critical cost benefits analysis for all renewable energy power sources?
Wind power continues to create adverse harm to the environment and human health. Wind facilities remain fire walled behind the statues of the Green Energy Act shielding it from independent review. This has resulted in disabled protective standards that must be met by other sources of power generation.
Cancel the contracts. Ontario has the power.
For more information visit the Ministry of Energy of Ontario website: http://www.energy.gov.on.ca/en/ltep/
Here is the schedule for consultations to the end of the month:
| Tuesday, November 15th | Sault Ste. Marie Algoma’s Water Tower Inn 360 Great Northern Road | 6pm-8pm |
| Wednesday, November 16th | Timmins Days Inn and Conference Centre 14 Mountjoy Street South | 6pm-8pm |
| Thursday, November 17th | St. Catharines Holiday Inn & Suites Parkway Conference 327 Ontario Street | 6pm-8pm |
| Monday, November 21st | Guelph Holiday Inn Guelph Hotel and Conference Centre 601 Scottsdale Drive | 6pm-8pm |
| Tuesday, November 22nd | Pembroke Best Western Pembroke Inn & Conference Centre 1 International Drive | 6pm-8pm |
| Wednesday, November 23rd | Ottawa Nepean Sportsplex 1701 Woodroffe Ave, Nepean | 6pm-8pm |
| Thursday, November 24th | Kingston Holiday Inn Kingston Waterfront 2 Princess Street | 6pm-8pm |
| Monday, November 28th | Windsor Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites 1855 Huron Church Road | 6pm-8pm |
| Monday, November 28th | Kitchener Holiday Inn Hotel and Conference Centre 30 Fairway Road South | 6pm-8pm |
| Tuesday, November 29th | London Best Western Plus Stoneridge Inn and Conference Centre 6675 Burtwistle Lane | 6pm-8pm |
| Wednesday, November 30th | Mississauga Mississauga Living Arts Centre 4141 Living Arts Dr |
Indigenous people’s events:
| Mattagami First Nation | Mattagami Community Complex 75 Helen Street, Gogama | |
| Nov. 17 | Matawa First Nation | TBC |
| Nov. 21 | Bar River Métis | TBC Sault Ste. Marie |
| Nov. 22 | Sandy Lake First Nation | TBC Sandy Lake |
| Nov. 24 | Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte | Mohawk Community Center 1807 York Road.,Deseronto |
| Nov. 25 | Historic Saugeen Métis | Historic Saugeen Métis Interpretive Learning Centre 204 High Street, South Hampton |
| Nov. 28 | Red Sky Métis Independent Nation | TBC Thunder Bay |
| Nov. 29 | Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation | Atikameksheng Anishnawbek Community Center 37 Reserve Road, Naughton |
| Nov. 30 | Manitoulin Island | Manitoulin Hotel and Conference Centre 66 Meredith Street East, Little Current |
| Dec. 6 | Algonquins of Ontario | Pembroke |
| Dec. 7 | Aamjiwnaang First Nation | Aamjiwnaang Community Centre 1972 Virgil Avenue, Aamjiwnaang First Nation |
| TBC | Métis Nation of Ontario | TBC Toronto |
Mothers Against Wind Turbines Inc. 
Having worked in the power industry throughout my career I know there are internal technical reports that show that there are no economically viable wind resources in Ontario. This government has ignored these and has blindly pursued this strategy for obvious political reasons. We are left with this disaster because we allowed technical illiterates to make technical decisions. Just because someone wins a popularity contest (e.g. Politician) does not mean they know what they’re doing.