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Search complete. 10 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Ontario Hydro".

Oct 2, 2026

Gilberto FernandesGUEST
31:50
Jerry Gallagher was one of them, one of these post-war Irish immigrants who arrived in the early 50s.
Gilberto FernandesGUEST
32:01
He went initially to Burlington as he was hired by Ontario Hydro as a laborer to build a hydro station over there and knew very little bit about unions.
Gilberto FernandesGUEST
32:15
But he was the kind of person who... stood up to injustices and somebody who was primed to act more than most.
Gilberto FernandesGUEST
32:29
And we saw that they were not being paid as much as the other hydro workers in Niagara Peninsula who were unionized.
Sugar Lyn BeardGUEST
21:56
Not true.
Sugar Lyn BeardGUEST
21:56
My father worked at Ontario Hydro where I'm sure there was helium.
Sugar Lyn BeardGUEST
22:04
So maybe there's a layer of truth to that.
Sugar Lyn BeardGUEST
22:08
I'm going to stick to it.
Stephen RolstonHOST
26:38
Oh, yes.
Stephen RolstonHOST
26:39
An incredible gentleman from nearby Verona who would, when called by Ontario Hydro or any of the tree companies that they were cutting down various types of trees, he would go and harvest those, particularly pine boards, and make these lovely pine birdhouses.
Stephen RolstonHOST
26:59
And the knot holes from the tree, he would try and incorporate as the entrance for the bird into the birdhouse.
KateGUEST
27:07
Oh, that is so cool.
Mark GrahamGUEST
6:42
It is a good idea, and it was a conservative idea.
Mark GrahamGUEST
6:44
Ontario Hydro, the Canada National Railway, the Bank of Canada, the CBC, these were all conservative ideas, originally Tory ideas.
Mark GrahamGUEST
6:57
And of course, there's the We don't believe in rugged individualism, and we can talk about the difference between liberal individualism and more of a much more conservative paternalistic communitarianism.
Mark GrahamGUEST
7:11
We're in this together.
speaker_2GUEST
20:23
One thing I'd like to do, and I think they're doing that, is just having more... inspections of possible trees, understanding with the rain that we had this year, a lot of trees grew faster than they normally would, so they had more weight on the tree canopy, which caused branches that were a little bit weaker to pass the threshold and break.
speaker_2GUEST
20:50
Another really important thing is lobbying Ontario Hydro.
speaker_2GUEST
20:56
The one line that comes through Lincoln When we have electrical storms, it trips.
speaker_2GUEST
21:05
The breakers trip on the towers.
speaker_2GUEST
21:09
Unfortunately, these are older breakers that Ontario Hydro really needs to fix so that problem doesn't happen.
Daniel VandersteenHOST
21:18
The
speaker_2GUEST
21:19
problem is it takes too long to reset them.
John GradekGUEST
12:22
Air Canada's thriving.
John GradekGUEST
12:24
You know, we have Ontario Hydro, private...
John GradekGUEST
12:26
You know, it's a, it's a monopoly, and it, and it's, you know, it's, it's, it's basically run as a monopoly, and it's doing well.
John GradekGUEST
12:33
So I think that, you know, the, the model is, you know, a change is gonna happen.
Darshan MaharajaGUEST
41:19
So my conclusion is that Canada is no longer a country based on the rule of law.
Darshan MaharajaGUEST
41:26
Whether the law applies to you or not, depends on associated factors like what demographic you belong to or what cause is attached to your act or where you are connected how far you are from the nucleus of political power and this goes way back I'll give you an example from around 2007 when there was an investigative report I believe it was done by Toronto Star by then they were still doing real journalism where Ontario Hydro employees had misused their company credit cards for personal expenses to the tune of $127 million.
Darshan MaharajaGUEST
42:15
Right? Including, and this misuse had been going on for years.
Darshan MaharajaGUEST
42:21
And then it was, it came out in a report, audit report or something, and then the media dug into that.
Catherine BlackGUEST
27:57
Because they're so highly regulated, trying to get your infrastructure in place is, it's pretty tough.
Catherine BlackGUEST
28:03
So having somebody like Ontario Hydro going to work with SAS Power to kind of transfer that knowledge, that's going to be huge.
David de MontignyHOST
28:11
There's lots of great work there for engineers, though, because if the goal is to burn less coal and the energy demand keeps going up year after year after year, that electricity has to come from somewhere.
David de MontignyHOST
28:22
So where is it going to come from? And so I think that's why here in Saskatchewan, anyways, the people have been looking more seriously at nuclear power.
Jonathan AwdeGUEST
21:45
You're fully permitted.
Jonathan AwdeGUEST
21:48
You're on Ontario Hydro.
Jonathan AwdeGUEST
21:50
You're off the highway.
Jonathan AwdeGUEST
21:53
Rock competency is amazing.

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