Keep Ontario's Power Canadian.

Keep Ontario's Power Canadian.

Ontario is about to make the biggest energy decision in its history. 

Nuclear power for 18 million homes, up to 17,800 megawatts. The only question is whose reactor we build.

The choice is obvious. We build Canadian. We build CANDU.
CANDU is designed here, built here and fuelled by Canadian uranium that never leaves the country. The energy we rely on shouldn't rely on anyone but us.

Ontario is about to make the biggest energy decision in its history. 

Nuclear power for 18 million homes, up to 17,800 megawatts. The only question is whose reactor we build.

The choice is obvious. We build Canadian. We build CANDU.
CANDU is designed here, built here and fuelled by Canadian uranium that never leaves the country. The energy we rely on shouldn't rely on anyone but us.

Residential Plumbing

Tell Queen's Park to keep Ontario's energy future in Canadian hands.

WHY CANDU?

WHY CANDU?

Ontario is about to make the biggest energy decision in a generation, and most people have never been told what's actually on the table. Here's why we need to build CANDU and keep Ontario's energy future in Canadian hands:

It's Canadian

CANDU stands for Canada Deuterium Uranium. Canadian scientists and engineers invented it, and we're one of the only countries on Earth that designed and built its own reactor instead of buying someone else's. It's been powering Ontario for over 50 years and runs in six other countries.

It's fuelled by Canadian uranium

It's designed here

It's built here

The money stays here

It supports Ontario jobs

It supports Canadian sovereignty

It fights cancer

GetBuilding is a grassroots movement dedicated to the modernization of Ontario and to increasing the province’s housing supply.

© 2026 - GetBuilding

GetBuilding is a grassroots movement dedicated to the modernization of Ontario and to increasing the province’s housing supply.

© 2026 - GetBuilding

GetBuilding is a grassroots movement dedicated to the modernization of Ontario and to increasing the province’s housing supply.

© 2026 - GetBuilding