Gas Plants

• New gas plants should pay carbon levies on emissions by 2030: renewable-fuel producers

  The federal government is still finalizing emissions standards for various sources of electricity that will determine how much they will pay in a carbon levy.

  Canada

  Nov 9, 2018
  
• SaskEnergy selling 2 natural gas plants to private company

  SaskEnergy is selling its 50 per cent share of gas processing plants in Kisbey and Coleville to an Alberta-based company for $31.3 million.

  Canada

  Sep 21, 2018
  
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• ANALYSIS: Legal costs to defend Doug Ford government agenda will be worth it, PC house leader says

  On the season debut of Focus Ontario, Government House Leader Todd Smith admitted some of the moves by the government will come with a price tag.

  Politics

  Sep 6, 2018
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• Trillium Power releases new evidence alleging Ontario Liberals destroyed documents during $500M lawsuit

  Trillium Power is suing the government of Ontario for $500 million, alleging senior staff within the government offered "preferential treatment" to its competitor and destroyed documents the company says could be used to prove their case in court.

  Canada

  Apr 30, 2018
• Ex-McGuinty aide David Livingston sentenced to 4 months in jail for deleted gas plants emails

  Livingston, 65, was found guilty in January of illegal computer use.

  Crime

  Apr 11, 2018
• Ex-McGuinty aide David Livingston a man of ‘great integrity,’ court told

  David Livingston will be convicted and sentenced on one count of illegally destroying documents related to the province's so-called gas plants scandal.

  Crime

  Feb 26, 2018
• Bill Kelly: Ontario Liberals’ track record is their worst enemy

  Bill Kelly says that before Kathleen Wynne's Liberals feel too smug about their re-election prospects, polls suggest Ontarians would rather vote for the leaderless Tories.

  Politics

  Feb 21, 2018
• David Livingston guilty, Laura Miller not guilty in Ontario gas plants trial

  The two former political aides were charged over the destruction of documents related to a controversial provincial government decision.

  Canada

  Jan 19, 2018
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• Crown asks judge for acquittal on breach-of-trust count at gas plants trial

  The Crown said there was no reasonable prospect of conviction on the breach of trust count against David Livingston and Laura Miller.

  Canada

  Nov 3, 2017
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• Ontario gas plants trial hears from IT consultant allegedly hired to wipe hard drives

  The trial of two former senior political aides is hearing from a private IT consultant who was allegedly hired to wipe clean several hard drives in ex-premier Dalton McGuinty's office.

  Canada

  Oct 27, 2017