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IESO Invests in Projects that Increase Indigenous Participation in Ontario s Energy Sector

30 views Canada Newswire TORONTO, April 29, 2021 /CNW/ - Indigenous communities and organizations across Ontario are moving forward with plans to transform how they meet their energy needs, choosing cleaner, more reliable and more affordable options. To that end, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is providing $7.1 million in funding to 61 recipients that will support energy planning, renewable generation, energy-efficiency measures, as well as skills development and training. By building local capacity, the funding will help enable Indigenous communities and organizations to manage their energy costs and support opportunities for their participation in the electricity sector. A broad range of projects are being funded through the IESO s Energy Support Programs. These include a large number of projects that will help non-grid-connected communities accelerate the transition away from diesel generation by installing renewable generation and/or energy storage, reduc

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Four new homes provide housing for Indigenous women, children

Article content The Ontario government has earmarked $550,000 to purchase and renovate four homes to help Indigenous women and children leave abusive situations. Sault Ste. Marie MPP Ross Romano made the announcement Friday on behalf of Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clark. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Four new homes provide housing for Indigenous women, children Back to video Four houses have been purchased and renovated through the Social Services Relief Fund to create the new affordable homes to help Indigenous women and their children leave the cycle of violence. Two of the homes are in the east end of Sault Ste. Marie, and two are in the west end. All are single-family dwellings.

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Four new homes provide housing for Indigenous women, children

Four new homes provide housing for Indigenous women, children
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Four new homes provide housing for Indigenous women, children

Four new homes provide housing for Indigenous women, children
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Town awaiting site plan for Phase 1 of OAHS housing

Article content The Town of Cochrane provided time during their last council meeting to discuss the presentation from the Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services (OAHS) regarding the two phases of a proposed project. The recommendation of the staff was to not give Project 2 any further consideration as a proposal. It asked that the town donate land, provide site servicing and road connections for a second one and two bedroom unit facility. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Town awaiting site plan for Phase 1 of OAHS housing Back to video Staff also recommended that a professional land use planner be retained, to facilitate the pre-consultation process and the site plan application if a complete application is received for Project 1 which is a 10 single bedroom unit complex to be build at 25, Eighth Avenue.

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