Tag: savings
Province advances Meaford pumped storage plan
Ontario has agreed to pay up to $285 million for continuing predevelopment work to advance TC Energy’s proposed Ontario Pumped Storage Project in Meaford — the latest step forward for this local electricity megaproject. The costs it will cover include those to complete a detailed cost estimate and environmental assessments to determine the proposed multi-billion-dollar […]
Dyer: Netanyahu’s political life still short, despite Trump
The war spared Netanyahu from an inquiry into his failure to prevent the Hamas attack in October 2023, and it stalled his corruption trial.
Baranyai: Trump’s crypto cash grab allows foreign influence
Personalized cryptocurrencies are an explicit cash grab, flawed in both concept and duty of care.
Mbuyi’s hat-trick helps the Owen Sound Attack edge Sarnia in a shootout
Just over a week after Owen Sound Attack captain Landen Hookey scored his first game-winning goal in overtime, he did it in the shootout Saturday night as the Owen Sound Attack topped the Sarnia Sting 5-4 at the Bayshore. Hookey’s five-hole deke earned the Attack their first shootout win of the season. “We’ve struggled in […]
Booming indoor London soccer complex eyes $30M expansion
London’s indoor soccer complex has received a hefty grant from the province to upgrade its air conditioning as it eyes an ambitious $30-million expansion. The BMO Centre London, owned and operated by the not-for-profit London Optimist Sports Centre, has received $150,000 from the Ontario Trillium Foundation for a new, energy-efficient, 80-tonne air-conditioning unit. […]
Provincial election call launches local parties into campaign mode
With Ontario Premier Doug Ford sending people to the polls Feb. 27, local politicial parties have a lot of work ahead of them. The Conservative leader has confirmed he will be visiting the lieutenant-governor Tuesday to dissolve the legislature and have the writs issued on Wednesday. That puts fire under the feet of Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound […]
ANALYSIS: Mayor Josh Morgan’s tax pledge may not be easy to keep
Mayor Josh Morgan’s pledge to keep the final tax hike of his four-year term below five per cent may not be easy to keep without some potentially painful cuts by city council – especially if they don’t target police spending, one expert says.
Cornies: Optimism, persistence required for city to reach goals
London is at an inflection point
Brews News: Light IPAs find appeal in dead of winter
Exiting Dry January, are you finding light is right? Low-alcohol IPAs might be your answer.