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Wolfe Island – One Year Later
Kingston Life As everyone in Kingston surely knows by now, there are 86 wind turbines on Wolfe Island. All are on the island’s west side, which is exposed to the prevailing winds blowing off Lake Ontario. According to Canadian Hydro … Continue reading
Wolfe Island Offshore Project Given Approval Before Any Guidelines in Place
“(Ministries are) not seen as regulators anymore. They’re seen as facilitators. They’re not doing any of the science any more,” Mattson said.” By Paul Schliesmann, The Whig Standard Kingston was approved for Ontario’s first offshore wind power project last week, … Continue reading
Ontario Legislation to “Modernize” Environmental Approvals
McGuinty’s Liberals are now looking to even further “streamline” the process for approving wind projects. “Modernizing” might be double-speak for doing away with rules developers must follow. Perhaps it really means doing away with meaningful public input to fast-track wind developments. … Continue reading
John “Conflict of Interest” Gerretsen’s Efficiency Numbers are Misleading
Credit: By Paul Schliesmann, The Whig Standard A retired Queen’s University physics professor says wind farms don’t live up to the hype generated by energy companies and governments. John Harrison says that for the final six months of 2009, the … Continue reading
Ripley Residents Still Not Able to Move Back into their Homes
Credit: By Sara Bender, Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow Sentinal Some Huron-Kinloss Twp. residents want to make it clear that they are still concerned with wind turbine development in the municipality. Township resident David Colling attended the Jan. 11 council meeting and … Continue reading
Comment Unbecoming of Minister Gerretsen
Kingston Whig-Standard, 11 January 2010 In a recent article on the wind turbine debate, Ontario Environment Minister John Gerretsen used the worn-out term “NIMBY” in reference to opposition to wind turbines. This comment is unbecoming of the minister, and … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Ministry of the Environment Ontario, Ontario government
Tagged Gerretsen
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McGuinty blows smoke on wind
The Ontario government needs to start giving us some straight answers on ‘green’ energy By LORRIE GOLDSTEIN, TORONTO SUN Normally, I don’t write about problems I encounter in getting information from government because I feel it’s too “inside baseball” for … Continue reading
Posted in Green Energy Act, Ontario government
Tagged dishonesty, due diligence, Gerretsen, greenwashing, McGuinty, Ontario government
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Windmills: Bigger Waste than eHealth
Posted: September 30, 2009, National Post Wind reduces CO2 emissions at a subsidy cost of about $124 per tonne — one of the most expensive plans in the world By Michael Trebilcock Ontarians take note. A detailed new Danish study shatters … Continue reading
Everyone is Protected and Subsidized Except the Consumer
Ontario’s iron-fisted energy model Posted: September 30, 2009, NP Editor By Terence Corcoran At the G20 Pittsburgh summit, Canada endorsed a commitment to end subsidies to fossil fuel industries and step up subsidies to renewable energy sources. “We commit to…stimulate … Continue reading
Quebec government cares more about residents than McGuinty government
“Yes to wind development, but not … at any price” Q & A with Nathalie Normandeau, Deputy Premier and Minister of Natural Resources And Wildlife Marian Scott The Montreal Gazette I can tell you, for our government, there is no … Continue reading
Posted in Green Energy Act, Ontario government
Tagged Gerretsen, McGuinty, Ontario government, smitherman
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George Smitherman Deathly Afraid of More Protests Today
Back in April of this year at the Grand Opening of the Enbridge Wind Farm in Kincardine, George Smitherman was met with a large group of very angry protestors. Seems this time, he’s not taking any chances. A little birdie … Continue reading
Another Ontario Family Driven from their Home
Update to this story, See: Natural Resources Canada Eco-Bullies So whatever happened to Barbara Lormand and Dennis Lormand? The picture shows it all. They have finally been driven from their home. Read the Hansard transcript from Barbara Ashbee’s Testamony to the Green … Continue reading
Posted in Land Values
Tagged corruption, due diligence, environment, Gerretsen, Health, low frequency, Noise, Ontario government, property devaluation, smitherman, Victims
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Jim Vanden Hoek and the Wind Indu$try
“How are we going to bury this [$900 restaurant tab]?” Vanden Hoek asked the hapless official. To the mayor’s great relief, the OPG executive reached for the bill. “Let me take care of that,” said the OPG suit. “I’ll just … Continue reading
OFCA: Stop the Turbines Until Health Study Conducted
By Hugo Rodrigues, SENTINEL-REVIEW The Oxford County Federation of Agriculture is adding its voice to those calling for a freeze on wind-farm developments in this county. Read entire story here: oxfordreview.com
Posted in Agriculture
Tagged Agriculture, Gerretsen, Health, McGuinty, Ontario government, rural, smitherman
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We are not children to be condescended to
The Sudbury Star By Ruth Farquhar, freelance writer based on Manitoulin Island. I wonder how many wind farms it will take to shut down one coal fired plant in Ontario? Are legitimate concerns from the public being dismissed by an Ontario … Continue reading
Posted in Ontario government
Tagged dishonesty, Gerretsen, greenwashing, Ontario government, smitherman
Call for Gerretsen’s Resignation
The following ad appeared in the Kingston Whig Standard July 4th, 2009: Which Community Will Be Next, Courtesy of John Gerretsen? Marysville, Wolfe Island Photo courtesy Brian Little Ontarians are suffering serious health problems because industrial wind turbines are placed … Continue reading






