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MIchristyceeck.bsky.social

Strange, that. "Six months after Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet members’ offices were told to use a system to track lobbyists’ potentially influential submissions, Ontario’s health minister’s staff had yet to add a single document to it, according to the ministry." #OnHealth#OnPoli

Health minister's office didn't add one lobbyists' submission to Greenbelt-prompted tracking system in 6 months
Health minister's office didn't add one lobbyists' submission to Greenbelt-prompted tracking system in 6 months

Minister Sylvia Jones said her staff 'are implementing' the repository for submissions from third parties that could influence government policy

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RZrzaichkowski.bsky.social

Thanks Councillors Colle & McKelvie for this motion calling on Doug Ford to support high speed rail instead of wasting billions on tunnelling the 401. However, we need another motion to oppose Ford's anti bike lane proposal. #BikeTO#TOpoli#ONpolisecure.toronto.ca/council/agen...

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Rruthmkb.bsky.social

My ❤️ HURTS!!! 💔 😭 #OntarioPlace#FordKilledOntarioPlace#onpoli

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Jdoub1esh0t.bsky.social

the temporary science centre is gonna be giving this- 😭😭😭 #onpoli

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MRmonicarooney.bsky.social

Something is happening at the Science Centre #ONPoli#TOPoli

A bunch of people in safety gear and hard hats in front of the Science centre
A bunch of people in safety gear and hard hats in front of the Science centre, closeup
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CMcharlesmire.bsky.social

Can't imagine Doug Ford's government just making up attendance numbers to justify pillaging Ontario Place to give it away to a big spa company. #onpoliwww.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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💡 Ontario’s CANDU nuclear fleet has generated 3,300 TWh of clean power for $58B, while GEA renewables will cost $62B for just 200 TWh. 🤯 CANDU = more power for less cost 🔋⚡️ Time to rethink energy priorities! #NuclearEnergy#CleanEnergy#CANDU#EnergyPolicy#ONPoli

This image is a bar chart comparison of two energy sources in Ontario: CANDU nuclear power and GEA (Green Energy Act) renewables. The data is presented in terms of capital cost and output, highlighting differences in costs and electricity production.

On the left side, the chart shows Ontario’s CANDU fleet to date with:

A capital cost of $58 billion.
An output of 3,300 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity.
The text emphasizes that "CANDU costs less" and "makes more" energy compared to GEA renewables.
On the right side, it compares GEA renewables over 20-year contracts:

A capital investment of $62 billion.
Above-market payments rather than capital cost, indicating ongoing higher costs beyond initial capital.
The output from GEA renewables is significantly lower, only 200 TWh.
The chart uses blue bars for CANDU and gray bars for GEA renewables. At the bottom, it notes that all dollar amounts are in 2021 CAD. In the bottom-right corner, there’s the Canadians for Nuclear Energy logo.
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