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owners were paying 4.3 cents per kilowatt hour of hydro energy in 2003, even though the market rate was close to six cents. Premier McGuinty described this situation as "completely unsustainable" in light of the deficit, and Duncan announced that the rate would increase to 4.7 cents per kilowatt on 1 April 2004. In an effort to promote conservation, usage above 750 kilowatt hours was priced at 5.5 cents. Rates were increased a second time in March 2005, to 5 cents and 5.8 cents beyond 750 kilowatt hours. In making the change, Duncan acknowledged that his party had erred in its initial support for a freeze.
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government funding and have guaranteed speaking time. The NDP requested that the rules be changed, arguing that they should receive official status to reflect the 15% popular vote they received. Duncan and McGuinty initially refused to consider this possibility. Duncan offered to provide the NDP with $ 420,000 and some guaranteed speaking time, but NDP leader
495:, Duncan announced the government would proceed with the restart of reactor one at the Pickering station. Although smaller, the restart project still underwent cost over-runs and delays. As a result, the McGuinty government announced that it would not proceed with the restart of the two remaining Pickering A reactors and permanently mothballed them.
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targets and that the province has achieved a 29% reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions from its coal plants since 2003. Opposition parties have argued that these reduced figures reflect a decline in the manufacturing sector, a charge that Duncan has rejected. In April, Duncan said that the province
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Duncan announced his government's long-term strategic energy plan in June 2006, calling for an increased investment in nuclear power and the construction of two new reactors in the next ten years. The government will also promote a series of wind energy and conservation projects, including a plan to
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would remain open past 2007. He later announced that the
Lambton station would remain open as well. A 2006 government report recommended keeping some plants open until 2014. In November 2006, the McGuinty government asked the provincial power authority to create a new timetable for plant closure.
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Duncan issued a strategic report from the
Electricity Conservation and Supply Task Force in January 2004. The report called for Ontario to emphasize energy conservation, while also ensuring "reliability, diversity and affordability", and consumer protection. Two months later, Duncan brought forward
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Canadian Club on 2 May 2005, Duncan announced that it was time for an "open and public debate" on the future of nuclear power. He instructed the Ontario Power Authority to begin developing a long term electricity plan â referred to as an Integrated Power System Plan â so that the
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In April 2004, Duncan announced the creation of a new body called the
Ontario Power Authority to purchase energy for the province and plan its long-term energy strategy. Duncan argued that the body would "depoliticize" energy debates in Ontario. Most energy companies supported this decision, while
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Shortly after the 2003 election, Duncan was required to enter into discussions on the legislative status of the New
Democratic Party. The NDP won seven seats in the election, one fewer than the number required for official party status in the legislature. Recognized parties receive $ 2 million in
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Hydro rates increased twice during Duncan's first tenure as Energy
Minister. The Liberal Party had campaigned on a pledge to keep energy rates frozen until 2006, but reconsidered their options after discovering a $ 5.6 billion deficit left by the previous government. Homeowners and small business
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The financial situation at
Ontario Power Generation has improved significantly since 2003. Its profits for 2005 were $ 366 million, and its credit rating was upgraded. In July 2006, Duncan described OPG's turnaround as "ne of the untold stories of the last two years". He also indicates that his
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In July 2006, Duncan directed the
Ontario Power Authority to provide $ 400 million over three years to assist local electricity distribution utilities in conservation and demand-side management projects. Toronto Hydro responded almost immediately by promising a fee reduction for consumers who cut
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line, and roads and bridges in other parts of the province. Health spending increased by $ 1.9 billion, and
Ontario's universities were given $ 290 million more in operating revenue. The budget deficit was $ 2.4 billion, consistent with the previous year's projection. There were no new taxes or
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Parkinson, the chair of Ontario Hydro One, resigned in December 2006 after accusations of lavish overspending. The following month, Duncan established a four-member panel to recommend a new system of compensation for energy executives. He said that the review would help reduce bureaucratic
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In 2005, Duncan concluded a deal with Bruce Power to provide the province with nuclear energy at a cost above the market rate. In 2007, the provincial Auditor-General later criticized this deal as too costly. Duncan has maintained that it was a good policy decision, and argued that much of the
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Duncan has proposed a national power grid to provide Canada with more autonomy in determining its energy policies. He outlined his support for the policy in a speech before power company executives in Toronto in February 2007, arguing that the grid would significantly reduce Canada's rate of
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Duncan was also forced to revise his government's plans to shut down all of Ontario's coal-burning generators by 2007. In 2004, he acknowledged that "one or two" generators would be required as backup in the event of a failure elsewhere in the system. In June 2005, Duncan announced that the
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between 1985 and 1987. Duncan was Administrator of Brentwood Recovery Centre, Canada's largest alcohol and drug rehabilitation centre, between 1987 and 1995. He also served on Windsor City Council from 1988 until 1994, when he chose not to seek re-election in order to prepare for his first
660:, Duncan decided not to run to succeed Dalton McGuinty as Liberal leader and Premier and announced that he will leave politics entirely. He resigned from the legislature effective 14 February 2013 in order to accept a job as a Senior Strategic Advisor at McMillan LLP, a Bay Street law firm.
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Also in April 2007, Duncan announced that Ontario would ban the sale of inefficient incandescent light bulbs by 2012. The decision makes Ontario the first jurisdiction in Canada, and one of the first in the world, to take this step. In the same month, Duncan announced that a
1958:. The expenditure entries for all elections after 1995 are taken from official candidate reports as listed by Elections Ontario. The figures cited are the Total Candidate's Campaign Expenses Subject to Limitation, and include transfers from constituency associations.
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would not spend $ 1.6 billion to clean up the existing coal plants, arguing that the proposal was too expensive, would do nothing to benefit the environment, and was unnecessary given that the government still plans to phase out the coal plants by 2014.
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had agreed to join their power grids, to reduce Ontario's dependence on American power when demand exceeds capacity. The arrangement will see Ontario receive an additional 1,250 megawatts by 2010. Duncan is also attempting to finalize a deal with
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In October 2006, the Ontario Energy Board reduced the price of energy from 5.8 cents to 5.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, and from 6.7 cents to 6.4 above the 1,000 kilowatt-hour threshold. There was a further reduction to 5.3% and 6.2% in April 2007.
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won a majority government in this election, and Duncan became a member of the official opposition. Between 1995 and 1999, he served as his party's critic for Labour, Privatization, Housing, Transportation, and the Workers Compensation Board.
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had received untendered contracts worth $ 5.6 million in 1999, when the Progressive Conservatives were still in government. The OPG's situation improved under its new management, and it was able to post a $ 42 million profit in 2005.
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Greg Sorbara's returned to cabinet as Minister of Finance on 23 May 2006, after a judge ruled that there was no cause for including his name on the RCMP search warrant. Duncan was reassigned as Energy Minister.
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rejected this as "nothing short of a bribe" After an extended filibustering campaign by the New Democrats, a compromise was reached wherein the NDP received $ 775,000 and was permitted to take part in
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their electricity usage by 10%. The project was successful, and Duncan announced in November 2006 that Toronto Hydro's conservation measures would be expanded across the province.
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build dozens of windmills by 2025. The total cost is estimated at $ 46 billion over roughly twenty years. In November 2006, Duncan opened Canada's largest wind farm near
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warrant issued in an investigation of his former real estate development firm. Later in the same day, Duncan was appointed to replace Sorbara as Minister of Finance and
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tax increases. One month later, the federal government announced that it would provide Ontario with a further $ 1 billion for public transit spending in Toronto.
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raised concerns over the authority's expanding budget in late 2006, but Duncan argued that its expenses are necessary to create a planning regime for the future.
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a conservation plan highlighted by the use of "smart" electricity meters to discourage overuse during peak hours. The government plans to have
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Mr. Duncan has served as interim chairperson of the WDBA since January 1, 2016, and the new appointment is for a five-year term.
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2686:"Ontario secures $ 800 million investment in province's energy infrastructure" ,
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Tara Brautigam, "Student aid to double, $ 290M more for universities, colleges",
2416:, 6 April 2007, A1; Karen Howlett, "Auditor blasts costly Ontario nuclear deal",
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waste. Critics have argued that the panel is too expensive, and unnecessary.
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Robert Benzie and Rob Ferguson, "Successors to premier already eyeing job",
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government has added 3,000 megawatts of power to the provincial grid.
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2595:"Ontario's Duncan tells OPA to give distributors up to C$ 400 mil",
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Oliver Moore, "âEnergy of the future' flows into downtown Toronto",
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Steve Erwin, "Ont. budget gives Toronto money for transit, roads",
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Richard Mackie, "Ontario blueprint aims to chop electricity use",
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Kristin Goff, "Ontario, Quebec reach deal to share electricity",
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camera recorded Duncan telling supporters, "we're fucked". See
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company would construct the largest solar farm in Ontario, near
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2886:"Dwight Duncan named head of Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority"
2835:"Dwight Duncan won't seek Ontario Liberal leadership: sources"
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April Lindgren, "Energy plan to cost Ontarians $ 46-billion",
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Karen Howlett, "McGuinty's pollution pledge under new cloud",
2999:"Dwight Duncan announces retirement, endorses Justin Trudeau"
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John Spears, "Queen's Park seeks bids for renewable energy",
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Karen Howlett, "Ontario to roll out reasons to save power",
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financial risk had been transferred to the private sector.
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Richard Mackie, "Ontario to create new power authority",
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1954:All provincial electoral information is taken from
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2035:Enzo di Matteo, "Who's out to get Dalton McGuinty"
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2984:"Is Kennedy's glass half full, or half empty?",
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1565:Progressive Conservative
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506:initiatives such as the
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408:. Duncan was appointed
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2711:, 14 November 2006, A7.
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1979:, 1 November 1996, A27.
685:Liberal Party of Canada
533:Government House Leader
508:Deep lake water cooling
414:Government House Leader
2754:, 30 January 2007, A7.
2694:, 17 October 2006, D1.
2625:, 3 November 2006, A9.
2597:Platt's Commodity News
2476:, 31 January 2007, F1.
2386:, 7 November 2003, A5.
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1442:Electors on the lists
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2823:, 4 October 2006, A7.
2784:, 25 April 2007, A11.
2117:, 6 January 2004, A7.
502:Duncan also promoted
309:provincial campaign.
278:University of Windsor
2797:, 19 April 2007, A6.
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323:New Democratic Party
295:Member of Parliament
3452:Marie Bountrogianni
3368:; Margaret Williams
3198:Minister of Finance
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3098:Minister of Finance
2728:, 2 April 2007, A4.
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1578:$ 17,463.00
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82:Deb Matthews
77:Succeeded by
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3592:Liz Sandals
3577:Glen Murray
3572:John Milloy
3507:Brad Duguid
3457:Jim Bradley
3339:Jim Bradley
3009:14 November
2368:23 December
1907:Bob Girard
1756:Al Santing
1607:Natural Law
1599:$ 1,806.70
1386:Natural Law
1365:Independent
1148:Saroj Bains
1138:$ 4,871.71
1108:Matt Bufton
982:John Curtin
829:Libertarian
677:Paul Martin
440:Mike Harris
382:by-election
355:Sean Conway
146:(1995-1999)
141:(1999-2007)
107:Preceded by
89:Ontario MPP
65:Preceded by
3651:Categories
3366:Mike Hurst
3334:2003â2005
3323:John Baird
3316:Successor
3293:2005â2006
3268:2007â2013
3250:Successor
3227:2003â2005
3216:John Baird
3202:2005â2006
3177:2006â2007
3152:2008â2009
3127:2012â2013
3102:2007â2013
3084:Successor
2953:18 January
2924:18 January
2896:18 January
2870:24 October
2844:24 October
1962:References
1882:Mike Hurst
1869:Candidate
1778:Rick Cian
1720:Candidate
1502:Candidate
1260:Candidate
1129:Chris Holt
1043:Candidate
873:Candidate
724:Candidate
642:California
444:Ernie Eves
363:Mike Colle
359:Tim Murphy
347:Lyn McLeod
325:incumbent
252:Background
167:1959-01-03
3374:Dan Allen
3003:iPolitics
2031:TVOntario
1378:$ 173.20
697:candidacy
527:Gary Doer
306:Bill Wrye
299:Herb Gray
276:from the
194:Residence
101:1995â2013
97:In office
49:2011â2013
45:In office
2890:CBC News
2038:Archived
1663:Turnout
1650:Turnout
1429:Turnout
1187:Turnout
622:Manitoba
433:Jake Epp
179:, Canada
3412:Cabinet
3081:Office
2960:region.
1886:10,404
1666:48,141
1653:25,292
1631:100.00
1628:24,905
1620:$ 0.00
1519:Liberal
1445:73,956
1432:38,799
1410:100.00
1407:38,556
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1203:75,623
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1168:100.00
1165:35,855
1157:$ 0.00
1060:Liberal
970:+3.73%
949:+4.99%
907:-5.22%
892:Liberal
855:100.00
850:37,178
743:Liberal
524:Premier
516:Toronto
333:. The
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258:Windsor
218:Liberal
214:Ontario
198:Windsor
188:Liberal
54:Premier
3313:Title
3247:Title
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1940:100.00
1935:23,175
1913:25.45
1910:5,898
1902:25.79
1899:5,976
1889:44.89
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1806:22,835
1792:1,014
1781:1,905
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1748:6,288
1740:36.95
1737:8,438
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1309:13,171
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1090:10,433
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752:15,946
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617:Quebec
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1572:3,610
1554:39.76
1551:9,901
1531:41.28
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1330:7,241
1312:34.16
1289:45.09
1263:Votes
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1125:Green
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1111:4,162
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1072:54.92
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922:8,433
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794:7,749
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758:-6.8
727:Votes
297:(MP)
3039:2018
3011:2012
2955:2017
2926:2017
2898:2017
2872:2012
2846:2012
2370:2009
1921:897
1641:387
1617:0.63
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1375:0.68
1354:0.88
1178:302
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