(April 18, 2016) Consumer hydro rates have risen in Ontario since 2012, while they’ve dipped elsewhere.
(April 15, 2016) The next ice age may have already begun, its beginnings temporarily masked by El Niño.
(April 15, 2016) Ontario’s residential hydro customers will continue to use more of their paycheque to cover monthly hydro bills. Continue reading
(April 8, 2016) “Wikipedia has emerged as an influential tool used by climate alarmists against climate change realists, who are unwilling to accept political proclamations there is an indisputable consensus humans are causing catastrophic climate change.” Ron Arnold for the Heartland Institute draws on Lawrence Solomon’s experience with ‘Wikibullies’ for this commentary.
(March 23, 2016) Cap and trade will provide endless reasons for interest groups to lobby Queen’s Park for access to the many exemptions and potential political favours embedded in the legislation. Continue reading
(March 18, 2016) Political meddling in the affairs of BC Hydro continues to harm the utility’s finances and the environment.
(February 29, 2016) How fast have they risen? Hydro prices in Ontario have gone up three times faster than the price of other goods and services.
(February 26, 2016) Environmentalists are embracing the Peak Oil Theory, but in their version supply won’t peak, demand will, since no one really wants oil.
(February 22, 2016) A new joint study by the Consumer Policy Institute and Energy Probe shows residential power prices in Ontario have increased at the fastest rate in North America. Continue reading
(February 19, 2016) It’s a familiar theme. Global warming is killing off penguins, just as it decimates polar bears. Yet this time, most of the world’s press wasn’t buying it, even though Adélie penguins — they’re the one with the tuxedo look — are every bit as adorable as polar bears.
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