Take Action

VOICE YOUR CONCERNS “Your silence gives consent.” – Plato

Here is what you can do…
There are too many wind turbines, too close to houses, barns, businesses, wood lots, streams and schools.

Ask your township council, mayor, planner your questions and tell them your concerns.
Write a letter, and make sure it gets distributed and filed.
Go to council meetings, let’s get some answers to your questions.

Adelaide-Metcalfe: Agendas/Minutes *watch meeting videos online
ph: 519-247-3687 info@adelaidemetcalfe.on.ca
David Bolton (Mayor) mayor@adelaidemetcalfe.on.ca
Adrian DeBruyn (Deputy Mayor)- 247-3220
Betty Ann MacKinnon (Councillor) BMacKinnon@adelaidemetcalfe.on.ca
Kurtis Smith (Councillor) ksmith@adelaidemetcalfe.on.ca
Nick Stokman (Councillor) nstokman@adelaidemetcalfe.on.ca

North Middlesex: Agendas/Minutes
ph: (519) 294-6244 lindacr@northmiddlesex.on.ca
Don Shipway (Mayor) donshipway@execulink.com
Chuck Hall (Deputy Mayor) hallways@sympatico.ca
Doreen McLinchey(Councillor Ward 1) dor777@execulink.com
Brian Ropp (Councillor Ward 2) 51pickup@execulink.com
Gord Moir (Councillor Ward 3) gordmoir@aol.com
Andrew Hemming (Councillor Ward 4) andrewhemming@sympatico.ca
Adrian Cornelissen (Councillor Ward 5) adrian_cornelissen@hotmail.com

Lambton Shores: Agendas/Mintues *watch meeting video online
519-786-2335 clerks@lambtonshores.ca
Bill Weber (Mayor) bweber@lambtonshores.ca
Elizabeth Davis-Dagg (Deputy Mayor) edavis-dagg@lambtonshores.ca
Dave Maguire (Ward 1) dmaguire@lambtonshores.ca
Doug Bonesteel (Ward 2) dbonesteel@lambtonshores.ca
Lorie Scott (Ward 3) lscott@lambtonshores.ca
Ruth Illman (Ward 4) rillman@lambtonshores.ca
Martin Underwood (Ward 5) munderwood@lambtonshores.ca
Doug Cook (Ward 6) dcook@lambtonshores.ca
John Russell (Ward 7) jrussell@lambtonshores.ca

Brooke-Alvinston: Agendas/Minutes
519-898-2173 info@brookealvinston.com
Don McGugan (Mayor) jdmcgugan@hotmail.com
Jim Hayter (Deputy Mayor) 519-898-2857
Ken Alderman (Councillor) bawb@brktel.on.ca
Frank Nemcek (Councillor) fnemcek@brktel.on.ca
Wayne Deans (Councillor) 519-844-2198

Plympton-Wyoming: Agendas/Minutes
519-845-3939 Kyle Pratt CAO
Lonny Napper (Mayor)
Don Nelson (Deputy Mayor)
Ben Dekker (Councillor)
Netty McEwan (Councillor)
Ron Schenk (Counillor)
Bob Woolvett (Councillor)
Muriel Wright (Councillor)

Warwick: Agendas/Minutes
ph: (519) 849-3926 info@warwicktownship.ca
Todd Case (Mayor): 519-876-3942
Jerry Westgate (Councillor): 519-876-2519
John Couwenberg (Councillor): 519-828-3553
Todd White (Councillor): 519-828-5020
Rod Glen (Councillor): 519-876-2342

Contact Lambton-Kent-Middlesex MPP Monte McNaughton
monte@montemcnaughton.com

Others to write letters to:

Provincial
Premier: Kathleen Wynne: kwynne.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org
Min. of Environment: Jim Bradley : jbradley.mpp@liberal.ola.org
Min. of Energy & Infrastructure: Bob Chiarelli : write2us@ontario.ca
Min. of Health and Long-Term Care: Deborah Matthews: dmatthews.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org

Federal
MP Bev Shipley: Shipley.B@parl.gc.ca
Prime Minister: Stephen Harper: Harper.S@parl.gc.ca
Min. of Environment: Peter Kent: Minister@ec.gc.ca
Min. of Health: Leona Aglukkaq: Aglukkaq.L@parl.gc.ca
Min. of Natural Resources: Christian Paradis: Paradis.C@parl.gc.ca,

FULL LIST here, including all newspapers, MPP’s and MP’s

Make sure you are on the wind developer’s mailing list (call or e-mail them).
Inform everyone you know of the health risks of wind turbines and all the other issues as well. Direct them to www.ontario-wind-resistance.org and www.windaction.wordpress.com .
Write ‘letters to the editor’ for different newspapers. Here’s a list of all the newspaper e-mails inOntario -send it to one or all.
Contact your School Board, nursing homes, hospitals, Health Units.
Post signs on your mailbox or fence post.
Sign our petition- contact us if you would like to do this windactiongroup@gmail.com
Inform your family/ friends/neighbours/customers and have our petition available for them to sign.
Go to all wind company Open Houses and ask questions- loudly.
Develop your own e-mailing list to send notification on to people you know who are interested.
Be ready to protest when needed. Do not be quiet. Your government needs to know what the people need and are asking for.
If you don’t have time to contribute, a donation is well appreciated to cover costs of signs, printing and mailing.
Check out Ontario Wind Resistance’s Toolbox for more ideas.