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Four sites compete for gas-fired power plant Four companies competing to build and operate a combined-cycle, natural gasfired power plant have settled on four possible locations to build it, including one in Oakville. If successful in its bid TransCanada will establish the Oakville Generating Station at 1500 Royal Windsor Dr., in Oakville. If Invenergy Canada Development is successful it will create the Avon Energy Centre at 445 Hazelhurst Rd., in Mississauga. Should Northland Power Inc., outbid the others the natural gas-fired power 7 · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, April 10, 2009 One potential site in southeast Oakville, remaining three in nearby Mississauga plant will take the form of the Royal Windsor Energy Centre, located at 2400 and 2430 Royal Windsor Dr., in Mississauga. Finally if the Southdown Station Partnership (made up of Sithe Global Power Southdown and Global Power Southdown) is successful the development of Southdown Station will take place at 759-797 Winston Churchill Blvd., in Mississauga. Whoever wins the contract will be in control of an 850-megawatt power plant, which is being created to serve the electricity needs of the rapidly growing southwestern GTA. The Ontario Power Authority (OPA) has predicted that the ability of existing infra- structure to supply this area's energy needs will fall short by 2015, despite aggressive conservation measures and increased renewable energy sources. Generating power locally ensures a secure and dependable supply. The plant will also support the province's phase out of coal-fired generation, which the OPA said is the single largest source of air pollution in Ontario. A decision on who gets to build the power plant is now expected for August with the plant itself expected to be operational by late December of 2013. KENNEDY FORD 01 2 ON I US F STARTING FROM 'RE HEY ... T E HER OAKVILLE'S ORIGINAL RD FO 0 $22,799 ing, s, styl gie lder hnolo ...bo t tec ient! effic r sma ery fuelnd v a DEALER Fusion delivers design and driving dynamics unexpected for a mid-size sedan, and we believe the new Fusion will take it to an even higher level. "The quality, fuel economy and strong residual value, together with segment-exclusive features, give a strong opportunity to take the lead in the mid-size car market. Fusion has what it takes to get the job done. According to Automotive Leasing Guide (ALG), the residual value of the Ford Fusion has improved dramatically ­ a total of six points ­ from introduction to the new 2010 model. For the consumer, stronger residual values mean higher trade-in values reducing a customer's cost of ownership. In addition, the 2010 FUSION features bolder styling, smart technologies and the title of being N North America's most fuel-efficient mid-size sedan. The vehicle achieves 30 mpg city and y 44 mpg highway, beating both the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. y The all-new FUSION HYBRID achieves a class-leading 61mpg rating in the city and 52 mpg on the highway. D y y The new Fusion delivers on all the rational considerations that are important to mid-size car customers ­ Add to that the unique attributes that only Fusion delivers ­ bold styling; a fun, engaging drive experience and smart technology and you have to ask, `Why wouldn't you buy a Fusion?' 2010 FORD FUSION HYBRID DORVAL VAL 280 SOUTH SERVICE ROAD QEW @ DORVAL OAKVILLE 905.845.1646 QEW www.kennedyford.ca WYECROFT