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Ontario’s electricity operator must make energy diversification more than a pipe dream

  • One of the first things U.S. President Joe Biden did was cancel the Keystone XL pipeline, the main artery for oil between the United
Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | March 29, 2021
In 2018, Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator killed development contracts for almost 760 new wind and solar projects across the province, and the next year cancelled 80 more renewable projects already under construction, writes Jared Whitley. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Ontario’s electricity operator must make energy diversification more than a pipe dream

Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | March 29, 2021
  • One of the first things U.S. President Joe Biden did was cancel the Keystone XL pipeline, the main artery for oil between the United

Ontario’s electricity operator must make energy diversification more than a pipe dream

Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | March 29, 2021
  • One of the first things U.S. President Joe Biden did was cancel the Keystone XL pipeline, the main artery for oil between the United
In 2018, Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator killed development contracts for almost 760 new wind and solar projects across the province, and the next year cancelled 80 more renewable projects already under construction, writes Jared Whitley. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Ontario’s electricity operator must make energy diversification more than a pipe dream

  • One of the first things U.S. President Joe Biden did was cancel the Keystone XL pipeline, the main artery for oil between the United
Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | March 29, 2021
In 2018, Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator killed development contracts for almost 760 new wind and solar projects across the province, and the next year cancelled 80 more renewable projects already under construction, writes Jared Whitley. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Ontario’s electricity operator must make energy diversification more than a pipe dream

Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | March 29, 2021
  • One of the first things U.S. President Joe Biden did was cancel the Keystone XL pipeline, the main artery for oil between the United

Ontario’s electricity operator must make energy diversification more than a pipe dream

Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | March 29, 2021
  • One of the first things U.S. President Joe Biden did was cancel the Keystone XL pipeline, the main artery for oil between the United
In 2018, Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator killed development contracts for almost 760 new wind and solar projects across the province, and the next year cancelled 80 more renewable projects already under construction, writes Jared Whitley. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Conflict between national, tribal law testing Trudeau’s commitment to First Nations

  • Like all good and decent Americans, Canada drives me a little bonkers. Canadians love to cluck their tongues at Americans and our silly notions
Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | October 9, 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau still has much to show for if he wants to make good on his promises to First Nations people, writes former Republican staffer Jared Whitley. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

Conflict between national, tribal law testing Trudeau’s commitment to First Nations

Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | October 9, 2018
  • Like all good and decent Americans, Canada drives me a little bonkers. Canadians love to cluck their tongues at Americans and our silly notions

Conflict between national, tribal law testing Trudeau’s commitment to First Nations

Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | October 9, 2018
  • Like all good and decent Americans, Canada drives me a little bonkers. Canadians love to cluck their tongues at Americans and our silly notions
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau still has much to show for if he wants to make good on his promises to First Nations people, writes former Republican staffer Jared Whitley. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade
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