“Canada Day” Industrial Wind Development Protest – St. John’s, Newfoundland

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Mike Cooze is a man of unwavering courage and determination. He has captured the attention of local media outlets in Newfoundland with his solo mission to protect the island from the encroaching threat of industrial wind development.

For generations to come, Newfoundlanders will be forced to live in the shadow of massive wind turbines if the powers that be have their way. The question now is, do the people of Newfoundland truly care about preserving their land?

Who will stand up against these looming skyscrapers, threatening to mar the untouched beauty of our island? Mike Cooze knows the answer – it is people like him and others who share his concerns about industrial wind development.

Despite thousands of emails and letters sent to politicians, their pleas have fallen on deaf ears. Now, Mike Cooze is calling on thousands to join him in a crusade to demand answers from local and federal authorities. Why were the people of Newfoundland not consulted in the decision to bring massive industrial wind projects to their shores?

Join Mike Cooze on Canada Day in protest – it may be your final chance to make a stand. By standing up, you will leave behind a legacy that your children and grandchildren will be proud of. Show that you care about their future and the beloved Newfoundland you leave behind for them.

If you care, make your voice heard at the Confederation Building in St. John’s this upcoming Canada Day. Let your passion and determination shine through as you fight to protect the beauty of Newfoundland for generations to come.

Published by Ken Winsor

As a resident of Outport Newfoundland, I share deep concerns regarding the proposed construction of wind farms along our pristine and awe-inspiring shores and landscapes. This blog aims to raise awareness and inspire others to join in questioning this development. Living in Outport Newfoundland, I, like many others, am genuinely worried about the potential construction of wind farms along our stunning and untouched shores and landscapes. The sheer beauty of our surroundings is truly breathtaking, and it is crucial that we take a moment to reflect on the impact such development may have. With this blog, my intention is to shed light on the issue and encourage fellow residents to start asking important questions. It is vital that we raise awareness about the potential consequences of these wind farms and engage in meaningful discussions to ensure our concerns are heard. Let's come together as a community and explore the implications of this proposed construction. By sharing our thoughts and asking the necessary questions, we can make a difference and protect the natural wonders that make Outport Newfoundland so special.

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