Ontario's Green Future

Name	City	Comments
Jeannine Kelsey	Mississauga
Sharon Kenn	Ilderton
Brett Kennedy	Toronto
Kandy Kennedy	Mississauga
Cassiopeia Kenner	Hamilton
Felicity Kenward
Aaron Keogh
Stephanie Kepman
James Ker		Ontarians can afford the costs of a non-nuclear path. We need leaders to persuade us of our latent capacity to see and act responsibly to avert energy shortages.
Helen Kerekes	Welland
Carol Kergan	Kelowna
Kathleen Kerr
Simona Kerr
Jack and Betty Ketcheson	Frankford	We're senios, heating our home with electric energy. We need to avoid unnecessarily increasing costs.
John Ketcheson		We're seniors, dependant on electric heat for our home. We can't afford wasteful increases in cost.
Anthony Ketchum
Kristina Kett	Port Dover	Bruce Power is buying votes in my community to go forward with their new nuclear reactor- these costs should also be included in the dollar figure per kilowatt- there is also the unknown amount of dol
Vera Kettnaker	Kingston
Abdul Khan	Oakville,ON	I wish that the government should think about their responbalities and citizen rights
Brandon Kidd	Guelph
Connie Kidd
Paul Kiely	Ancaster
Lorie Kiernam	Orton Ontario	we are paying enough on our hydro bill we pay more in fee's then we do for the electricity we use
Bradley Killam	Thunder bay
Ceclie Kimmins	Port Dover
Gillian Kimmins	Port Dover
Jeff Kimmins	Port Dover
Nancy Kimmins	Hamilton
Roger Kimmins	Port Dover
SCOTT KIMMINS	HAMILTON
Terry Kimmins	Hamilton
Mel Kindrachuk
Melanie Kindrachuk	Stratford	Please, stop depending on more and more nuclear power supply and join the future; move toward conservation and clean energy!
Karen King	London	Ontario's leaders need to get on board to solve global warming, listening to their electors. Nuclear isn't the answer for our future power needs!
Tracie King	Guelph
Eileen Kinley	Carleton Place, Ontario	Let's not put ourselves in both the frying pan AND the fire - there IS a better solution
Sarah Kinsey
Carolyn Kinsley	Hamilton
Helen Kiperchuk		Thank you for the information
PETER KIPROFF
Marian Kirby
Perry Kirkpatrick	Ottawa
Tim Kirkwood	Toronto	Conservation first. Renewables next. Fossil and Nuclear last.
Karen Kitchen	Toronto	Many jobs have been lost in the manufacturing sector of Ontario, pehaps the government should start creating jobs in the green sector. Windmill farms are springing up all over European countries which have far less land mass than Ontario. A windmill farm would be a much better use of our land than massive subdivisions which cut down tress and use natural resources. Subsidize the manufacture of windmills and encourage the deveopment of a new and sutainable industry as well as a power
Dana Kittle
John Kittle	Snow Road
Jackie Kivol	Saskatoon
Amanda Kjeldsen		The alternatives are here, lets use them! Fund that Ontario.
Anne Klar		Please nuclear re-act responsibly!
Lisa Klassen	London