Stephen Lecce
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Oct 28, 2026
Jerry AgarHOST
So I think we need to get into the details of that.
Jerry AgarHOST
And actually, unasked, the minister in charge, Stephen Lecce, called into the morning show this morning, and they talked for four or five minutes.
Jerry AgarHOST
And so I'm going to play that for you at 10.50 this morning, and then we'll listen and we'll comment.
Jerry AgarHOST
But let's get back to the Greens now proposing a wealth tax, the super-rich don't pay their fair share, yada, yada, yada.
28 MINS LATER
Jerry AgarHOST
All right.
Jerry AgarHOST
Now, coming up, we learn just days after the election and the accusations of Brad Bradford wanting to privatize water, the Ford government eyes more control over local power utilities in a new bill.
Jerry AgarHOST
John Moore was talking about it this morning, and unbidden, on his own, Stephen Lecce, the minister responsible, called in.
Jerry AgarHOST
So this is a new story for all of us, and I thought, why don't you just replay five minutes of that for you? So that's coming up on News Talk 1010.
Oct 28 · 3 Mentions
John MooreHOST
And this is reported in the Trillium.
John MooreHOST
But apparently the provincial government and the energy minister, Stephen Lecce, want to – well, not apparently.
John MooreHOST
I mean they introduced legislation yesterday in the House.
John MooreHOST
But they want to change the structure of local distribution companies.
28 MINS LATER
John MooreHOST
Good to hear from you.
John MooreHOST
Thank you, sir.
John MooreHOST
That is Stephen Lecce, the Energy Minister, on the roundtable.
John MooreHOST
And we'll have to step lively today.
Andrew BevanHOST
And I keep on wondering whether it ever will.
Tyler MeredithHOST
Well, if Stephen Lecce were here, Andrew, I think he would be showing you a video that they've taken this summer of some of the preparatory work they've started to do on the road.
Tyler MeredithHOST
So it does feel like there's something happening.
Tyler MeredithHOST
There is, there is.
Greg BradyHOST
I think that's been a home run.
Greg BradyHOST
I think Stephen Lecce is doing a phenomenal job on that file.
Greg BradyHOST
I want to get your thoughts as we go on the need for expansion, given some of what we need in our province for energy.
Brad DuguidGUEST
Well, AMCO, I mean, we have a serious challenge with rising costs.
Greg BradyHOST
I think that's been a home run.
Greg BradyHOST
I think Stephen Lecce is doing a phenomenal job on that file.
Greg BradyHOST
I want to get your thoughts as we go on the need for expansion, given some of what we need in our province for energy.
Brad DuguidGUEST
Well, AMCO, I mean, we have a serious challenge with rising costs.
John Michael McGrathHOST
They will be cutting it by a third starting on November 1st.
John Michael McGrathHOST
which will bring it back down to where it was before the Minister of Energy and Mines, Stephen Lecce, announced an increase to the subsidy last year.
John Michael McGrathHOST
This is an across-the-board cut in the electricity rebate.
John Michael McGrathHOST
So it is not like the government has discovered the virtue of a progressive system.
Deb HuttonPANELIST
We've done it.
Deb HuttonPANELIST
Stephen Lecce was one of the best education ministers this province has.
Deb HuttonPANELIST
I know the unions will not agree with me on that, but he was and doesn't have kids.
Deb HuttonPANELIST
But I just don't love that one.
speaker_1HOST
Ontario distribution utilities face potentially sweeping policy changes.
speaker_1HOST
Ontario Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce is preparing a series of reforms to the province's local electricity distribution sector, including changes to board qualifications and municipal shareholder practices.
speaker_0HOST
Lukewarm Stakeholder Support for NEISO Large Load Interconnection Framework NEISO's proposed framework to comply with FERC's order to show cause on large load interconnections does not have the full endorsement of stakeholders, with most abstaining from votes recommending its approval and some state agencies in opposition.
speaker_1HOST
MISO, SPP say JEDEC portfolio fully subscribed.
ValerieHOST
Okay, so what is Bill 5? The full name of Bill 5 is the Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act.
ValerieHOST
Introduced by Stephen Lecce, Minister of Energy and Mines.
ValerieHOST
An ominous bill.
ValerieHOST
A single, massive piece of legislation packaging a large number of diverse, often unrelated laws, amendments, or measures into one vote.
RachelAUDIENCE
I'm, for all intents and purposes, a single parent with an income [laughs] coming in from him.
RachelAUDIENCE
But I think your point is, um, important because I do have three school-aged children, and during COVID, I believe very strongly that had Doug Ford or Stephen Lecce had children in the education system, things would've been handled very, very differently.
RachelAUDIENCE
We wouldn't have seen open, shuts.
RachelAUDIENCE
We wouldn't have had the, um, disruption to learning that we experienced in quite the same way if they had firsthand experience with their own family members.
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