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TALLYN, LISA, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 17 Nov 2006, 1, 3     A gas-fired power plant in Halton Hills' 401 Corridor is expected to be up and running by 2010 after the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) awarded a long-term contract for the facility to TransCanada Cor

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 2 Jun 2006, 1, 3     Either Milton or Halton Hills will likely be the site of Ontario's next hydro generating station, and already one company is proposing to build it in Hornby. Paul J. Bradley, vice-president of genera

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 3 Jan 2007, 3, 1     Executives with TransCanada Energy (TCE) recently updated Halton Hills council members on its power generation plant in the 401 Corridor. TCE was given the go-ahead in November by the Ontario Power A

Tallyn, Lisa, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 28 Mar 2007, p. 3     Hydro One received the go-ahead from the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) Monday to get the approval required to build a new hydro transmission line adjacent to the existing line running from the Bruce

Gamble, Cynthia, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 13 Apr 2007, p. 14     The Town of Halton Hills wants more time to focus on key elements within the TransCanada Energy (TCE) power generation plant proposal, and has requested the next level on the review ladder-- an Envir

Tallyn, Lisa, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 22 Nov 2006, 1, 3     Protect Our Water and Environmental Resources (POWER) plans to work with TransCanada Energy (TCE) to ensure the environmental impact of the 683 MW natural gas fired power plant to be built in the 401

Tallyn, Lisa, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 22 Nov 2006, 3, 1     Protect Our Water and Environmental Resources (POWER) plans to work with TransCanada Energy (TCE) to ensure the environmental impact of the 683 MW natural gas fired power plant to be built in the 401

Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 2 Jun 2006, p. 11     Communications & Power Industries (CPI) executives were joined by Halton Hills representatives last Friday in celebrating the start of a major expansion at the River Drive plant. The three-storey, 62