Doug Ford government wants new gas plants to boost Ontario's electricity system

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Premier Doug Ford’s government is preparing to expand gas-fired power plants in Ontario, a move critics say will make the province’s electricity system dirtier and could eventually leave taxpayers on the hook. 

The province is currently soliciting bids for additional gas-fired electricity generation, which means either new gas plants get built or existing gas plants get expanded. 

It’s poised to be Ontario’s biggest increase in the gas-fired power supply in more than a decade, since the previous Liberal government scrapped two gas plants, in Mississauga and Oakville, at a cost the auditor general pegged at around $1 billion. 

Ford’s energy minister, Todd

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