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Interview Opportunity - Response to Toronto Hydro planned layoffs and the impact on its services
Wednesday, January 11th 2012 10:14:00am
Interview Opportunity
Giselle Matin, representing Keep The Lights On (a consortium of labour and private contractors who work with Toronto Hydro to keep the lights on in the City), is available to speak to the consequences of the recent Ontario Energy Board decision that slashed Toronto Hydro capital spending.
Ms. Matin can speak to:
- Size of layoffs and the types of jobs impacted
- The impact on the reliability of the Toronto Hydro system
- What this means to Torontonians living in areas where planned upgrades were scheduled but will now be cancelled
For more information or to arrange interviews contact: Don Huff, Environmental Communication Options, 416-972-7404 or C 416-805-7720
Keep The Lights On is a consortium of labour and private contractors dedicated to raising the awareness of the importance of capital investment in electricity distribution structure to ensure and enhance reliability.
Giselle Matin, representing Keep The Lights On (a consortium of labour and private contractors who work with Toronto Hydro to keep the lights on in the City), is available to speak to the consequences of the recent Ontario Energy Board decision that slashed Toronto Hydro capital spending.
Ms. Matin can speak to:
- Size of layoffs and the types of jobs impacted
- The impact on the reliability of the Toronto Hydro system
- What this means to Torontonians living in areas where planned upgrades were scheduled but will now be cancelled
For more information or to arrange interviews contact: Don Huff, Environmental Communication Options, 416-972-7404 or C 416-805-7720
Keep The Lights On is a consortium of labour and private contractors dedicated to raising the awareness of the importance of capital investment in electricity distribution structure to ensure and enhance reliability.
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