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<DIV><FONT size=2 face=Arial>Hi Fair Vote supporters! The next event for
Democracy Week is a debate, co-hosted with CAPP Waterloo, about nuclear energy
in Ontario, tomorrow (Wednesday) night at 7 at the Lyle Hallman School of Social
Work. If you come out the back of Kitchener City Hall and look across the
street, that's it. We're lucky to have two reputable energy experts with
opposing points of view (see below) coming to engage in a formal debate with
each other. The debate will be followed by audience questions and discussion.
Whether we want or need to buy new nuclear reactors in Ontario, whether to keep
the Green Energy Act and in what form, are significant issues in this election.
This debate and discussion is to give us some insight into these issues before
we vote on October 6. I have invited all parties to have tables at the back to
discuss their energy platform with anyone interested after the event concludes,
and all have confirmed they will be there except the Conservatives. Free cookies
and drinks and all are welcome!</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=2 face=Arial>Hope to see many of you tomorrow and again, thank
you for supporting us to make the first annual Democracy Week a
success!</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=2 face=Arial>Sincerely,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=2 face=Arial>Anita</FONT></DIV>
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<H2>The Role of Nuclear Power in Ontario's Clean Energy Future: A Debate </H2>
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<P>Hosted by: Canadians Advocating Political Participation and Fair Vote Canada
Waterloo<BR>Place: Lyle S. Hallman School of Social Work, Auditorium, Rm. 101.
120 Duke Street West, Kitchener<BR>Time: 7 PM<BR>Cost: Free</P>
<P>The province of Ontario is at a turning point in deciding how to meet future
energy needs, and each of the provincial parties have a different energy plan
for Ontario's future. Are the purchase of the new nuclear reactor's the best
plan to meet Ontario's future energy needs? What role should nuclear play in
Ontario's energy future? The purpose of this debate is to provide us, as voters,
with a better understanding of the issue, beyond the rhetoric, that we can take
with us as we go to the polls.</P>
<P>The debate will be between Derek Satnik (<A class=ext
title=http://www.mi-group.ca/keystaff.html
href="http://www.mi-group.ca/keystaff.html" target=_blank
jQuery1315968910296="66">http://www.mi-group.ca/keystaff.html</A><SPAN
class=ext></SPAN>), professional engineer and renewable energy policy expert,
and Ron Oberth, nuclear expert and President of the Board of the Organization of
CANDU Industries<BR>(<A class=ext
title=https://oci-aic.org/committees/oci-board-of-directors/
href="https://oci-aic.org/committees/oci-board-of-directors/" target=_blank
jQuery1315968910296="67">https://oci-aic.org/committees/oci-board-of-directors/</A><SPAN
class=ext></SPAN>)<BR>The audience will be asked to vote before and after the
debate on the resolution: "That nuclear energy is a necessary component to meet
Ontario's energy needs", in order to determine if the debaters were able to
influence any opinions."</P></DIV></BODY></HTML>