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Lawn bowls for sale

Own your own Taylor lawn bowls. One...

Pinehurst: Jane Jacobs and the positive side of Nimbyism

I attended the December 2, 2025 public...

Gingery Pork and Snap Pea Stir Fry

by Susan Hanna This recipe from Bon Appetit...

Enerdu

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Council rejects Enerdu’s request for noise bylaw exemption

by Edith Cody-Rice The Enerdu construction site was silent tonight as Council considered its request for a noise bylaw exemption. For the past several weeks, Enerdu workers have been working...

Enerdu rejects meeting with neighbours over noise violations

Enerdu's Ron Campbell has sent this letter to the Town's Chief Administrative Officer: Please accept this letter as our continued desire for an “Exception By Council" under section 8 of the...

Enerdu warned of possible charges

by Brent Eades Following numerous complaints about late-night construction at the Enerdu site in the heart of Almonte, bylaw officer Jim McBain has issued this warning to Enerdu: You are not following...
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Al Seaman replies to Mayor John Levi on the Enerdu project (2012)

John - You responded, in a widely circulated email, to Dan Coates on April 17 on the subject of the Enerdu project. After due consideration,...

Questions for Enerdu

This is another in my list of questions and concerns over the Enerdu project in Almonte. Still no response from Enerdu about my earlier...

Riparian rights and the Enerdu project

Riparian Rights are well established in Ontario. Riparian Rights relate to the right of access and use of water and waterways...

Time for Enerdu to step up to the plate with specifics

 It is time to get Enerdu to answer specific questions about their proposed project in Almonte. Their lack of clear answers to specific questions...

Council chickens out

Councillor Shaun McLaughlin posted this article to his blog Shaun on Council which is reprinted here with his permission In Mississippi Mills, it is easier...

Enerdu project: Exchange between Daniel Coates and Mayor John Levi

John, thanks for taking the time to respond. The process considering Enerdu to date is seriously flawed. Misinformation abounds. Others have pointed that out...

Mississippi Mills Committe to hear staff comments on Enerdu project and Dungarvon Street closure

Tonight, Tuesday, April 17 at 6p.m., the Mississippi Mills Planning and Development Committee will hear from Town planner Stephen Stirling his comments on the...

Enerdu explains its dam project at Almonte Old Town Hall citizens' meeting

A lively capacity crowd of local residents filled to capacity the Almonte Old Town Hll on Wednesday April 11 to hear about the Enerdu dam...

Enerdu explains its dam project at Almonte Old Town Hall citizens’ meeting

A lively capacity crowd of local residents filled to capacity the Almonte Old Town Hll on Wednesday April 11 to hear about the Enerdu dam...

Daniel Coates disagrees with James Macbeath about Enerdu project

"Mr. McBeath's call elsewhere, in his own language, is to "reconstruct the river bed" to serve his business interests and promote rafting and tourism,...

Almonte resident James Macbeath replies to Enerdu

Background: I am a leader in the world of Whitewater Kayaking… specifically, the founder and director of its largest association, World Kayak. I am...

Pat Vetter remarks at Almonte Old Town Hall meeting re Enerdu Dam project

Almonte / Mississippi Mills is a tourist destination for people from everywhere else to come for an afternoon, or a day, or a weekend,...

James Macbeath enters the Enerdu fray

It is our job to make any hydro project building HARD for them to achieve and continually place hoops they have to crawl through...

Daniel Coates responds to the Enerdu Project

I suggested at the public meeting at the Old Town Hall on Wednesday night, that the two individuals representing Enerdu were very skilled and...
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