A Quebec politician is on a mission to incinerate all Ottawa's garbage | Ottawa Citizen
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Jane Toller, the warden for MRC Pontiac, is an unlikely garbage incineration prophet to covert waste to energy. But she has her critics.
Share this Story : Ottawa Citizen Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Article content Dressed in a canary yellow blazer and patterned flower dress, Jane Toller stands in front of the collected mayors of MRC Pontiac – most of them in golf shirts and jeans – and delivers the hard sell on garbage incineration. The elected warden of MRC Pontiac, Toller wants to build a large waste-to-energy plant in the region, one of the poorest in Quebec, to make and sell electricity from the combustion of municipal waste. She championed the idea of waste-to-energy decades ago as a mayoral candida
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