Ontario's Green Future

Name	City	Comments
Bobbie Courtemanche	Oshawa,ON
Claude Courtemanche	Durham	Just plain honesty and common sense needed!
Rene Claude Courtemanche	Durham
Rick Courtemanche	Brampton
Stephanie Courtot	Aurora
Liz Couture	Richmond Hill
Pierre Couture	Kingston
Kady Cowan
Kristofer Coward
Barbara Cowdy	Toronto	Stop nuclear reactors!
Mary Cowper-Smith
Ron Cox	Lloydminster	Good Luck , Solidarity will eliminate Nuclear from Canada.
Stephanie Cozzette
Bruce Craig	King City, Ontario	Renewable, clean sources of electricity are the way to go. The Ontario government should be investing in a future infrastructure of wind generators and solar generation for electricity and geothermal
Karen Craine
ESTHER CRANN	TORONTO	It's time our governments were run like businesses. Contracts need to have penalty clauses to avoid cost overruns being billed back to the tax payers.
Ron Craven	Toronto	That same money directed into renewable energy would go a long way towards reducing global warming and at the same time eliminating the increase of nuclear waste that no one has figured out how to saf
Don and alicia Crawford
Geoff Crealock	London
David Creighton	Ottawa	Opportunity Cost: Spend that amount NOW on solar and wind incentives, save a bundle, and avoid further nuclear pollution, energy shortfalls, and disaster.
Phyllis Creighton	Toronto	Nuclear power is NOT green and building more nuclear power stations will destroy our hopes for a green future. Ontario needs to get into the 21st century and leave nuclear behind.
Marie jose Crete	Toronto
Emily Cristovao	Maple
Sandra Crites	Long Sault
Jelena Crnokrak	Toronto
Bruce Crofts	Toronto
Susan Crofts	Toronto
David Cronkite	Kanata
Tim Crooks	Toronto	If everyone bought a new induction cooker (stove) and a new refrigerator, we would not have to build any new nuclear reactors. Perhaps the government should offer a subsidy to encourage households to
Judith Cross	Cobourg
Sharon & Joseph Cross		There is every opportunity and a welcoming consuming public willing and wanting to look to sustainable alternative energy sources. Nuclear is NOT one of them. Please help carve the path of the futur
Helen Crowe
Sue Crowe Connolly	Hamilton	I think this money should also be put into helping families and businesses to reduce their draw on the grid by converting to solar panels and/or small roof top windmills, and more financial support fo
George and Donna Crowell	London, ON	While it is commendable to phase out coal-fired electrical generating plants, it is extremely unwise to invest in more nuclear power which is not only extravagantly expensive, but also has dangers whi
Rory Crozier	Toronto
Ingrid Cryns	Toronto
Danica Culjat	Toronto	if nuclear energy were cost efficient, we would not be paying debt retirement charge on every electricity bill for years already and years to come. Are you going to add another debt retirement charge
Kathryn Cullen	Toronto	In addition to the cost, I am particularly concerned with the safety of nuclear power. Despite intensive training, if/when something goes wrong, there is no easy way to control the situation. Training
Laura Cullen
Tom Cullen		Make conservation the first priority. Every "negawatt" a megawatt that is conserved, saves the cost of generation, both $ and environmental, the cost of transmission, and the cost of line of consumption. Furthermore, these costs are saved forever!!
Steve Cummings		Stop the madness!!!!!!!
Brad Cundiff	Toronto	There are too many safer and less costly solutions to waste more money on nuclear
Edith Cunningham
Ray Cunnington	Dundas
Jennifer Cupcakes		go green =) please
Maxine Cupido	Sydenham	What a surprise! Like no one ever predicted this, huh?
Ian Curran	New Liskeard
Krista Currie	Kimberley
Bill Curry	Wynyard	Outside of Ontario, we are just as concerned about Ontario's past mistakes and misguided consideration of nuclear at present. At the front-end of the nuclear chain in Saskatchewan, we are threatened
Graham Curry	Toronto