Mark Winfield argues that Ontario should give local utilities a broader role in coordinating distributed energy resources and flexible electricity demand.

Mike Schreiner argues a one-time tax on Ontario’s wealthiest residents could support electrification, public services and affordable housing.

Carney and Ford announce $8.7 billion for Ontario steel, auto manufacturing and critical minerals as U.S. tariffs threaten industrial jobs.

Ontario and Quebec lost manufacturing output and jobs while Alberta’s oil production and royalties grew. Markham Hislop argues that Canada’s economic debate must reckon with those contrasting fortunes.

Charlie Angus argues Canada must connect resource development to domestic processing, manufacturing, worker housing and affordable clean technology to build lasting economic sovereignty.

York University professor Mark Winfield says OPG’s $149/MWh Darlington SMR estimate may be implausibly low and argues Ontario needs transparent comparisons with alternative electricity pathways.

The provincial government says the project will create nearly 500 permanent jobs and strengthen Ontario’s critical mineral supply chain.