Press release ...
Province wide Aboriginal Energy Conservation Program to be launched in Thunder Bay
First Nation delegates from across Ontario will be in Thunder Bay on May 8th and 9th for the "Mana-cha-toon Wash-ti-ni-gun," or the "Conserve the Light" Gathering, at the Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel & Suites.
The conference will launch the Ontario Power Authority's Energy Efficiency & Conservation Measures for Aboriginal Communities (EEMAC) program for all 134 First Nation communities across Ontario.
WHAT:
Launch of Aboriginal Energy Conservation Program and unveiling of Household Energy Conservation Kits
WHEN:
Tuesday, May 8th, 2007, 10:15 AM
WHERE:
Provincial Room, Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel & Suites, 17 North Cumberland St., Thunder Bay, Ontario
WHO:
Media are also invited to the opening session on Tuesday, May 8th taking place in the Provincial Room from 9:00 AM to 10:15 AM.
Participants in the opening session will include Chief Harold Pelletier, FWFN; Mayor Lynn Peterson, City of Thunder Bay; Jan Carr, CEO, Ontario Power Authority; Ontario Regional Chief Angus Toulouse; Grand Chief Stan Beardy, NAN; Grand Chief Arnold Gardner, Treaty #3; Tim Pile, MNO; and Charles Fox, Program Manager, Energy Efficiency and Conservation Measures for Aboriginal Communities Program
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In pursuit of its mandate of ensuring an adequate, long-term supply of electricity for Ontario, the Ontario Power Authority creates and implements conservation and demand management programs, ensures adequate investment in new supply infrastructure, performs long-term electricity system planning, and facilitates the development of a more sustainable and competitive electricity system.