• April 15, 2012 •
Comments Off on Ted Morton Faces Stiff Competition Over Power Lines
Posted in Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Wildrose Party, Bill 19, Bill 50, Bruce McAllister, Chestermere-Rocky View, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta PC Party, Alberta provincial election, Alberta Wildrose Party, Bill 19, Bill 50, Bruce McAllister, Chestermere-Rocky View, power line opposition, Ted Morton
• April 8, 2012 •
Comments Off on Ted Morton in Trouble Over Power Lines
Posted in Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Chestermere-Rocky View, Colchester Elementary School, Court of Appeal, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Land-use, Property Rights, Proximity, SNC-Lavalin, Ted Morton, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line, Youtube
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alberta PC Party leadership promises, Alberta provincial election, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Chestermere-Rocky View, Colchester Elementary School, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, land-use, negative power line impacts, power line environmental impacts, power line opposition, property rights, SNC-Lavalin, Ted Morton, Ted Morton Youtube, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
• March 29, 2012 •
Comments Off on RETA Supports Court Appeal of Heartland Line
Posted in Aesthetic Impacts, Alberta Food Processors Assoc, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, John Kristensen, Karen Shaw, Property Value Impacts, Safety Impacts, Socio-economic Impacts, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Food Processors Association, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, high voltage power line, John Kristensen, Karen Shaw, negative power line impacts, political interference, power line opposition, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
• March 21, 2012 •
Comments Off on Alberta Farmers Angry Over High Power Costs
Posted in Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alison Redford, Electricity Costs, Electricity: Deregulation, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alberta provincial election, Alison Redford, electricity deregulation, high electricity costs, Ted Morton
• March 16, 2012 •
Comments Off on Alberta P.C. Government Hypocrisy on Schools
Posted in Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Colchester Elementary School, Corona Effect, Dave Quest, Electromagnetic Fields, Elk Island Public Schools, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Iris Evans, Jeff Johnson, Safety Impacts, Ted Morton, Thomas Lukaszuk
Tags: Alberta Government, Alberta needs new schools, Alberta PC Party, Alberta provincial election, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Colchester Elementary School, Colchester School closing, corona effect, Dave Quest, Elk Island Public Schools, Heartland Transmission Project, Iris Evans, Jeff Johnson, power line electromagnetic fields, power line health impacts, power line safety impacts, Ted Morton, Thomas Lukaszuk
• March 7, 2012 •
Comments Off on Heartland Power Line – Court of Appeal
Posted in Aesthetic Impacts, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Court of Appeal, Edmonton (City of), Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, Property Value Impacts, Proximity, Safety Impacts, Socio-economic Impacts, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, City of Edmonton, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, Keith Wilson, poor AUC decision, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line socio-economic impacts, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
• February 23, 2012 •
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Posted in Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Wildrose Party, Bill 50, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Heartland Transmission Project, Paul Hinman, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alberta Wildrose Party, Bill 50, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Heartland Transmission Project, Paul Hinman, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
• February 14, 2012 •
Comments Off on ‘Independent’ Panel Parrots the Government Line on North-South Lines
Posted in Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Bill 50, Critical Transmission Review Committee, Electricity Costs, Heartland Transmission Project, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Bill 50, Critical Transmission Review Committee, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, electricity costs, Heartland Transmission Project, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
• January 29, 2012 •
Comments Off on Want to Encourage Upgrading? Why not Lower Transmission Costs!
Posted in Alberta Government, Alison Redford, Heartland Transmission Project, Tar Sands Upgrader, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Government, Alison Redford, Heartland Transmission Project, high electricity costs, tar sands upgrading, Ted Morton
• January 24, 2012 •
Comments Off on How Do We Fix Electricity Transmission in Alberta?
Posted in Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Electricity: Gas-fired, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Proximity, Ted Morton, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, electricity costs, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, natural gas-fired electricity, repeal Bill 50, Ted Morton, underground power lines
• January 14, 2012 •
Comments Off on Flashback: Ted Morton Had it Right
Posted in Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alison Redford, Bill 50, Electricity: Gas-fired, Heartland Transmission Project, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alison Redford, Bill 50, Heartland Transmission Project, natural gas-fired electricity, Ted Morton
• January 9, 2012 •
Comments Off on Power Line Review Committee Told Lines Not Needed
Posted in Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alison Redford, AltaLink, ATCO Electric, Critical Transmission Review Committee, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Electricity: Co-generation, Electricity: Coal-fired, Electricity: Export, Heartland Transmission Project, Tar Sands Upgrader, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line, WikiLeaks
Tags: Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta's Industrial Heartland, Alison Redford, AltaLink, ATCO Electric, Coal-fired electricity, Critical Transmission Review Committee, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, electricity cogeneration, electricity export, Heartland Transmission Project, tar sands upgrader, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line, WikiLeaks
• November 29, 2011 •
Comments Off on AUC Taken to Court Over Botched Power Line Decision
Posted in Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Court of Appeal, Heartland Transmission Project, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, Heartland Transmission Project, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
• November 28, 2011 •
Comments Off on RETA to Appeal AUC Heartland Line Decision
Posted in Aesthetic Impacts, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 19, Bill 50, Bruce Johnson, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Compensation, Court of Appeal, Dave Quest, Electricity Costs, Electricity: Co-generation, Electricity: Coal-fired, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Gene Zwozdesky, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Iris Evans, Jeff Johnson, Naresh Bhardwaj, Peter Sandhu, Property Rights, Property Value Impacts, Proximity, Public Consultation, Safety Impacts, SNC-Lavalin, Socio-economic Impacts, Strathcona County, Tar Sands Upgrader, Ted Morton, Tony Vandermeer, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta's Industrial Heartland, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 19, Bill 50, Bruce Johnson, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Coal-fired electricity, Dave Quest, electricity cogeneration, electricity costs, environmental impact assessment, EPCOR, Gene Zwozdesky, Heartland Transmission Project, Iris Evans, Jeff Johnson, Naresh Bhardwaj, Peter Sandhu, power line aesthetic impacts, power line compensation, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line socio-economic impacts, power line visual impacts, property rights, public consultation, public interest, SNC-Lavalin, Strathcona County, tar sands upgrader, Ted Morton, Tony Vandermeer, underground power lines
• November 24, 2011 •
Comments Off on Strathcona County Mayor Criticizes Heartland Line
Posted in Alberta Assoc Municipal Districts & Counties, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Heartland Transmission Project, Linda Osinchuk, Strathcona County, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Heartland Transmission Project, Linda Osinchuk, Strathcona County, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
• November 15, 2011 •
Comments Off on Alberta Government Flip Flop on Heartland Power Line
Posted in Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta NDP, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 50, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta NDP, Alberta PC Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, Bill 50, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
• October 21, 2011 •
Comments Off on Critical Transmission Infrastructure Isn’t Critical
Posted in Alberta Utilities Commission, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Heartland Transmission Project, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Heartland Transmission Project, Ted Morton, Western Alberta Transmission Line
• September 16, 2011 •
Comments Off on This Candidate Would Bury the Power Line
Posted in Alberta P.C. Party, Alison Redford, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Doug Griffiths, Doug Horner, Gary Mar, Heartland Transmission Project, Proximity, Rick Orman, Ted Morton, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta PC Party, Alison Redford, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Doug Griffiths, Doug Horner, Gary Mar, Heartland Transmission Project, Rick Orman, Ted Morton, underground power lines
• September 12, 2011 •
Comments Off on Electricity Transmission Report Card
Posted in Aesthetic Impacts, Alberta P.C. Party, Alison Redford, Bill 19, Bill 36, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Doug Griffiths, Doug Horner, Environmental Impacts, Gary Mar, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Property Value Impacts, Rick Orman, Safety Impacts, Ted Morton, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta PC Party, Alison Redford, Bill 19, Bill 36, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Doug Griffiths, Doug Horner, Gary Mar, Heartland Transmission Project, power line aesthetic impacts, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, Rick Orman, Ted Morton, underground power lines
• September 7, 2011 •
Comments Off on P.C. Leadership Candidates’ Views – Power Lines
Posted in Alberta P.C. Party, Alison Redford, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Doug Griffiths, Doug Horner, Gary Mar, Heartland Transmission Project, Linda Osinchuk, Proximity, Rick Orman, Strathcona County, Ted Morton, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta PC Party, Alison Redford, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Doug Griffiths, Doug Horner, Gary Mar, Heartland Transmission Project, Linda Osinchuk, negative power line impacts, repeal Bill 50, Rick Orman, Strathcona County, Ted Morton, underground power lines
