2 northern Ontario First Nations partner with province to expand hydroelectric power generation

Ontario partners with First Nations for new Northern Ontario hydro project

As electricity demand continues to rise in Northern Ontario, the provincial government is partnering with two First Nations to explore two new hydroelectric generating stations.

Proposed  hydro dams would be first new Ontario stations in a decade

Minister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce was in Timmins at the Sandy Falls Generating Station on Wednesday, April 9 to announce plans for two brand new dams and hydroelectric stations in the region.

2 northern Ontario First Nations partner with province to expand hydroelectric power generation

Two northern Ontario First Nations are partnering with the provincial government to expand hydroelectric power generation in the region with plans for two new power stations.

Ontario partners with First Nations for new Northern Ontario hydro project - The Turtle Island News

By Abdul Matin Sarfraz  Local Journalism Initiative Electricity demand continues to rise in Northern Ontario, the provincial government is partnering with two First Nations to explore two new hydroelectric generating stations. If approved, the Nine Mile Rapids and Grand Rapids generating station projects could produce a combined 430 mw of clean energy — enough to power approximately 430,000 homes, said Minister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce …

Ontario - Pursuing New Hydroelectric Stations in Northern Ontario

The Ontario government is working in partnership with Taykwa Tagamou Nation (TTN) and Moose Cree First Nation (MCFN) to expand hydroelectric generation to meet growing energy demand and support grea. . .

'New way forward': First Nations working with Ontario on hydroelectric projects

Taykwa Tagamou Nation and Moose Cree First Nation are leading the planning committees for hydro electric sites on the Abitibi and Moose rivers