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Yes, Canada has all the hydro, wind and bio electric generation potential a country could ever want, however, due to CAN/US grid integration -your problem is our problem- as evidenced by the infamous Ohio tree branch of 04'.
They make switches, you know. Even for a GW or two. All you have to do is to push the button...
:-)