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Is nuclear next for Nanticoke as Ontario looks to meet energy needs?

The former site of North America’s largest coal-fired power plant could one day host a nuclear station.

Nanticoke in Haldimand County is one of three properties owned by Ontario Power Generation currently under consideration by the Ford government as  locations for future power plants to meet Ontario’s rising need for energy.

At its height, the Nanticoke Generating Station generated 4,000 megawatts of electricity. The coal-fired plant was decommissioned in 2013 after a four-decade run as one of Canada’s most important power producers — and one of the country’s largest single sources of pollution.

Last week, Energy Minister Stephen Lecce named the property on the shores of Lake Erie as a possible future home for a new power plant.

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Along with Nanticoke, the province is looking at Lambton in St. Clair and Wesleyville in Port Hope.

All three southern Ontario properties are already zoned for electricity generation and are located near transmission lines and areas expected to see what Lecce called “soaring demand” for electricity to power manufacturing facilities, data centres, artificial intelligence programs and electric vehicle charging stations.

Lecce did not specify what types of power plants the province wants to build,  but the ministry has said nuclear and gas plants are on the table.

Ontario can meet the projected demand for energy until 2035, but the province  must add an additional 16,000 megawatts by 2050, by which point the  Independent Electricity System Operator predicts demand will have risen 75 per cent from current levels.

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To meet what he called a “generational challenge,” Lecce has directed OPG to hold exploratory talks to gauge the interest of the three chosen municipalities and nearby First Nations.

Independent Haldimand-Norfolk MPP Bobbi Ann Brady said Nanticoke being under consideration for a power plant should put to…

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Iraq ‘more secure, stable, and open’ than 20 years ago: UN envoy

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The UN envoy for Iraq on Friday described the country as “more secure, stable and open” while expressing confidence for it to overcome challenges.

“Today’s Iraq is not the same as the Iraq of 20 years ago, or even five years ago,” Mohamed Al Hassan, the UN special representative and head of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), said at a UN Security Council session.

“Despite the many obstacles facing, I am fully confident that this great country, deeply rooted in history and the cradle of human civilization, is capable of overcoming crises and facing challenges towards forging a more secure, bright and hopeful future,” he said.

He hailed the Iraqi government’s efforts under Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, and said: “Iraq’s government has shown strong resolve to keep Iraq out of widening regional conflict, standing firm as a strong voice for peace and stability.”


“In a region that is ‘on fire’, Iraq’s government has shown strong resolve to keep the country out of the widening regional conflict, while standing firm as a strong voice for regional peace and stability,” Al Hassan said.

He further noted that the Iraqi government strives “to position Iraq as a vital corridor for transportation, energy, and trade, leveraging regional partnerships.”

“Such initiatives underscore Iraq’s efforts to foster regional integration and prosperity,” he added.

Despite the developments, Al Hassan also said that “corruption continues to prevail in Iraq’s socio-economic life.”

“The country does require comprehensive changes and reform that will bolster accountability, promote competency, improve transparency and fortify governance systems,” he said, while voicing confidence that Iraqi authorities would take steps in this direction.

He also noted the importance of “state institutions promoting and supporting human rights.”

On relations with Kuwait, Al Hassan said the UN has “encouraged the continuation of negotiations and communication between the two brotherly neighbors.”

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Dietitian Marley Fisher brings Indigenous food to new sites

When Marley Fisher’s three-year-old daughter asked her to pick up ingredients for corn soup at the grocery store, she unknowingly highlighted the gaps that still exist for Indigenous Peoples. 

“White hominy corn, used in the traditional Indigenous dish corn soup, is difficult to get,” said Fisher, a registered dietitian from Munsee-Delaware Nation and a graduate of the foods and nutrition program now housed within the Brescia School of Food and Nutritional Sciences at Western University.  

As a dietitian serving Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and one of the few Indigenous dietitians in the region, Fisher is aware of the barriers Indigenous Peoples face in accessing traditional foods. 

“We have to bring white corn in from other communities as it isn’t available in local grocery stores. But it makes you think, why isn’t it?” 

 

Identifying gaps in Indigenous health 

Born and raised in Munsee-Delaware Nation, Fisher became interested in food and nutrition after a high school course introduced her to the relationship between food and the body.  

“I never thought about how food affected me until that class, where I learned what happens to our bodies after we eat certain things.” 

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Fisher went on to Brescia University College, where she earned a bachelor of science in food and nutrition in 2017, followed by a dietetic education and practical training diploma in 2019. The one-year professional, post-graduate program – now part of Western’s Faculty of Health Sciences – prepares students for the Canadian Dietetic Registration Exam.  

After passing the exam in 2020, Fisher began working as a community dietitian on Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. In this role, she offers nutrition counselling services and nutrition and diabetes programming with an Indigenous lens. 

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HS ROUNDUP: Mitchell leads Nanticoke Area past Elk Lake

Mathias Mitchell scored 17 points to lead Nanticoke Area over Elk Lake, 33-26, in a nonleague boys basketball game Tuesday.

John Heitsman paced Elk Lake with eight points.

Shamokin Area 61, Crestwood 51: At Crestwood, the Indians jumped out to a lead after the first quarter, and netted 34 points in the second half in the nonleague win.

Shamokin had three players in double figures, led by Jenssyn Shuey’s 19 points. Joe Hile added 18, and Case Lichty finished with 11.

Ayden Agapito had a game-high 21 for the Comets, and teammate Connor Wagaman added 10.

Northwest Area 57, Hanover Area 32: At Hanover Area, Northwest scored 40 points in the opening half and rolled to a nonleague win over the Hawkeyes.

Josh Miner had the hot hand with a game-best 27 points.

Hanover Area’s Gernard Williams hit six shots to pace the Hawkeyes with 14.

Valley View 55, Wyoming Valley West 27: Noah Veno scored 17 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Valley View past Valley West in a nonleague game Tuesday.

Beyon McLean added 15 points for the Cougars, while Aiden Smola had 13.

Lemar Weatherspoon and Jacob Stevens paced Valley West, scoring six points apiece.

Danville 62, Berwick 45: At Danville, the Ironmen scored 18 in the opening quarter, and used a 21-point third to pull away from the Bulldogs.

Nicholas Hand dropped a game-best 17 points. Teammates Mason Kingery and Daniel Walker each added 14 in the win.

For Berwick, William Hanson scored 12 points and teammate Julian Howie added 10.

Pottsville 68, Hazleton Area 59: At Hazleton Area, Pottsville closed with a 23-point fourth quarter in the nonleague win at Hazleton.

Ryder Bowers had 18 to pace the Crimson Tide. Latrel Montone and Derek Watkins each scored 16 in the win.

For Hazleton, Luis Guzman hit 10 shots in a 22-point night. Teammate Dylan Stish…

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Despite Many Obstacles that Remain, ‘Iraq Today Is More Secure, Stable and Open’, Special Representative Tells Security Council

With its recent national census and long-overdue parliamentary elections in the Kurdistan Region, Iraq is secure and stable despite the obstacles it faces, the senior United Nations official in the country told the Security Council today as speakers expressed concern over proposed changes to the country’s Personal Status Law and its impact on women and children.

“Today’s Iraq is not the same as the Iraq of 20 years ago, or even five years ago,” said Mohamed al Hassan, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), briefing the 15-member organ for the first time and presenting the latest Secretary-General’s reports on key developments in the country since May (document S/2024/844) as well as on progress on the issue of missing Kuwaiti and third-country nationals and Kuwaiti property (document S/2024/857).  “A major milestone was the successful conduct of the national census on 20 November, which I had the opportunity to watch live together with the Prime Minister,” he said, pointing out that preliminary results from the first census to include the Kurdistan Region since 1987 indicate a doubling of the population in 30 years to more than 45 million people.  “Decision makers will now be able to plan based on reliable facts and figures,” he said.

On the security front, despite the region “on fire”, Iraq’s Government has shown resolve in staying out of the widening regional conflict while standing firm as a strong voice for regional peace and stability, he continued, citing Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani’s consistent calls for an end to regional tensions. Turning to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, he noted that parliamentary elections took place after two years of negotiations and delays, re-establishing the legitimacy of the Region’s institutions.  With 2 million people casting their votes, voter turnout reached 72 per cent,…

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Stockbridge Munsee tribal leader’s advice: ‘Our culture isn’t for sale’

STOCKBRIDGE — At the first meeting of the town’s new Stockbridge Mohican Commission, members shared a number of ideas about how to foster closer ties between the town and the Stockbridge-Munsee Community.

Shannon Holsey, President, Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians

Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians President Shannon Holsey, shown in 2023, told members of the Stockbridge Mohican Commission last week that she appreciates “the opportunity to expand our relationship and work collectively on behalf of our nation and Stockbridge.”

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But the message from the community’s tribal president was pointed yet friendly: We’ll take the lead on closer ties with the town.

“I look forward to working with all of you, I appreciate the opportunity to expand our relationship and work collectively on behalf of our nation and Stockbridge,” Shannon Holsey told commission members via Zoom at their Nov. 25 meeting televised by CTSB-TV.

The co-chairs of the commission are tribal liaison Sherry White and Select Board member Patrick White. Other members include Stockbridge Land Trust President Rich Bradway; Bonney Hartley, Stockbridge-Mohican tribal historic preservation manager, and local researcher and former Police Chief Rick Wilcox.

Holsey’s comments followed suggestions by Patrick White ranging from adding the names of Revolutionary War soldiers from the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians to a proposed Revolutionary War memorial on the town green next to the First Congregational Church.

The town already has a memorial to honor local troops who fought in the Civil War, the two world wars, as well as the Korea and Vietnam wars.

Stockbridge seeks closer ties with Mohican tribe through joint commission

Another suggestion by Patrick White involves installing Main Street historical markers — up…

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