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THUNDER BAY — A critic of Hydro One's plan to construct a new high-voltage transmission line through properties in the Kaministiquia area says some residents will fight the utility right through the expropriation process if that becomes necessary.
But Hydro One ruled out their suggested alternate route in an announcement Tuesday, saying it has numerous disadvantages compared with the utility's preferred route, which substantially parallels an existing transmission line between Thunder Bay and Atikokan."The part that we struggle with is that they consistently keep walking forward with their agenda when we realized immediately that their criteria numbers were not even calculated properly," she said.
Neighbours on the Line believes more weight should be given to the direct impact on homeowners in the Kam area, where Hamer said the population is now much more dense than in 1967 when the existing transmission line was built. "We still have a unified body of landowners, and you only need one to say 'We're gonna sit here. You can expropriate if you want. But we're not moving.' And we have more than one."To meet the anticipated growth in demand for electricity in Northwestern Ontario, the province's Independent Electricity System Operator has recommended that the section of transmission line between Thunder Bay and Atikokan be in service by the end of 2025.
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