A collection of ten papers presented at the University of Toronto Electrical Power Project Conference in 1995, Ontario Hydro at the Millennium is a review of the electrical power industry in Ontario and its future. Legal experts, policy makers, economists, and stakeholders in the industry express their views, consider the implications of privatization, and investigate various options and strategies.

Contents The Future of Ontario Hydro: A Review of Structural and Regulatory Options -- Ronald Daniels and Michael Trebilcock - Regulation of Transmission and Distribution Activities of Ontario Hydro -- Laurence Booth and Paul Halpern - The Regulation of Trade in Electricity: A Canadian Perspective -- Robert Howse and Gerald Heckman - Hydro Restructuring and the Regulation of Conventional Pollutants -- Donald N. Dewees - Re-aligning Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations: Can Hydro Become a Mutual Gains Enterprise? -- Peter Warrian - Comparative Cost of Financing Ontario Hydro as a...