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R k-.‘_‘(“l:‘ wm Oy 2025 from its ‘3 per cent stake of 1. is expected to per cent of the electricity proâ€" produced in Our strange weather of late has been a wakeup call for a lot of people. and we shouldn‘t have to wait for it to get worse to demand pouoen So why not take the on it? announced Sunday that they are sending out a brochure outlining Ontario‘s Pnergy options to every household in the province, with an invitation for people to have their say by mail or Ontario Fm-rg\ Donna ( these green advocates clamoured for better gov ernment of what the appro priate mix should be in the future. The Ontario governâ€" ment gave in and held oneâ€" day public consultation sesâ€" sions in 12 different cities around the province. That has a lot of green energy advocates dismayed. Just when they thought they might have slayed the nuclear dragon, it‘s come out of its cave again. Greenpeace Canada commussioned its own surâ€" vey and found that more than half of its respondents agreed with the antiâ€"nuciear opuion, and believe nuclear power should be phased ou:; in Ontario. The OPA seems to be takâ€" ing a page out of the Euroâ€" pean philosophy, which built up its nuclear capacity while North Americans sweated out the fallout of Chernobyl in the Ukraine and its own Three Mile Island in the U.S. power fac on line. ility comes back Cansfield \x Minister im up