The OPG commissioned a study to show that the Pickering Nuclear Generating station can safely continue operations until 2024. In August 2017, OPG submitted a 10-year licence renewal application
Despite the stock market-shaking impact of the trade spat, neither country has struck major export industries so far. But each side has weighty levers to pull if the dispute escalates
Competitive procurement “has to be a two-way street,” Ontario Premier Wynne said, striking back against a new New York rule restricting out-of-state buying
The Parliamentary budget officer says only half of the funds made available for infrastructure have been spent so far, and warns that rising interest rates may wipe out any economic benefit by 2022
Maintaining Canadian competitiveness in the wake of U.S. tax reforms is top-of-mind for the head of Canada’s largest bank. He says the investment exodus is already underway and if nothing is done, top talent will follow the money south
The purchase of 396 megawatts of generating capacity marks the pension plan’s first major move into the Canadian renewable industry
Scott Moe called the federal legislation that would impose a carbon tax on the province “underhanded” and reiterated plans for a legal challenge
The state has rejected Eversource Energy’s proposed US$1.6 billion project, a 192-mile transmission line that would bring energy from Hydro-Quebec’s
hydroelectric plants in Canada to New England’s electricity grid
Economists had been predicting a small increase, but declines in goods-producing industries translated to overall losses
The province’s books were balanced for the first time in a decade last year. A flurry of pre-election promises will push the government back into deficit. PC leader Doug Ford, meanwhile has promised to “restore fiscal responsibility”
