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"I don't feel like a senior. I feel like a young teenager again." Joanne's heartwarming words perfectly capture the spirit of Kivi Park's Senior Health and Recreation Program (SHARP). Through SHARP, seniors in Sudbury are rediscovering joy, defying stereotypes, and embracing an active lifestyle. Kivi Park, with support from Hydro One's Energizing Life Community Fund, is fostering meaningful connections and inspiring positive change within Sudbury. SHARP provides seniors with the opportunity to engage in outdoor activities, promoting physical and mental well-being, while fostering new friendships and combating social isolation. If you or a senior loved one in Sudbury are seeking connection, support, and an active lifestyle, we invite you to learn more about SHARP and its positive impact: https://ow.ly/Vkqx50Twaqi

Do you have a background in power, protection, control and telecom equipment? We’re looking for Protection & Control Technologists in locations across the province. Apply today to join our talented Station Services team who play a critical role in repairing, maintaining and commissioning Hydro One’s critical electricity infrastructure and help build a better and brighter future for all Ontarians: https://ow.ly/j8oE50TAp5I

On this International Day of Older Persons, we celebrate the inspiring seniors who are redefining what it means to age. From learning to play a new instrument and mastering new language, to overcoming the fear of water, they're proving that the pursuit of passion and purpose knows no age limit. We're particularly inspired by the vibrant community at Sudbury's Kivi Park, where seniors are embracing new experiences, forging meaningful connections, and living life to the fullest through programs like the Senior Health and Recreation Program (SHARP). It's a testament to the power of community. Hydro One's Energizing Life Community Fund is proud to play a role in fostering such vibrant and inclusive communities. Know more: https://ow.ly/pM5250TA3uf #HydroOne #EnergizingLife #SeniorHealth

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we reflect on the strength and resilience of Indigenous communities. "I'm proud of how our community is coming together, supporting one another," says Sharon, a respected elder in Sagamok Anishnawbek who dedicated 45 years to nurturing young minds at the community daycare. Her journey, from being unable to speak her native language openly to proudly teaching Ojibwe, exemplifies the power of cultural revitalization. At Hydro One, we believe that Reconciliation is more than words. It’s about taking action that demonstrates respect and care for one another. It’s how we work together with communities and build partnerships for the future. #NDTR #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation #OurJourneyContinues

September 30th, Orange Shirt Day, is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR), a time to remember Residential School survivors, honor those lost, and reflect on the journey toward reconciliation. At Hydro One, we're committed to honoring this history. Our Indigenous Relations team organized a self-guided reconciliation walk at our Downtown Toronto office, featuring a tour of our Legacy Space – a warm nook filled with Indigenous art, books, and traditions, created by employees for employees. The walk also encouraged exploration of significant landmarks. If you stay in and around Toronto, or are visiting, bookmark these on your maps: • The Native Canadian Centre of Toronto, a hub for cultural programs and support services. • The Art Gallery of Ontario, showcasing Indigenous artworks like Norval Morrisseau’s “Man Changing into a Thunderbird.” • Nathan Phillips Square, where the Toronto sign will be lit orange on September 30th to honor NDTR. Spirit Garden Project will officially open doors. • Tea-N-Bannock, a restaurant serving traditional Indigenous cuisine. We encourage you to explore and reflect on this important day. Know more about how Hydro One is proudly partnering with indigenous communities: https://ow.ly/U7e050Ty1wy #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation #OrangeShirtDay

Meet Marija, a senior financial advisor, who pedals in memory of her mother who she lost to Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Her team, Billy's Bikers, participates in the MS Bike Ride each year. “MS can be a scary and unpredictable disease, and no one should have to face it alone. By connecting with the community, you can find solace in sharing your story and hearing those of others.,” she shares. September is #PowerToGive month, our annual employee giving program. Our teammates are offered the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to communities across the province through donations or volunteerism. Read our Sustainability Report to know more about the impact of Power to Give in communities across Ontario: https://ow.ly/a5sU50TiQpM

Rose loved Kivi Park's Senior Health and Recreation Program (SHARP) so much that she went from participant to volunteer. "When you arrive, it's like a whole new city. Everybody talks to everybody," Rose shares, highlighting the welcoming atmosphere. Beyond physical activity, Sudbury-based SHARP provides a space for seniors to connect, rediscover their passions, and foster a renewed sense of belonging. Hydro One's Energizing Life Community Fund is proud to support a program that helps combat social isolation and empower seniors to embrace a life of well-being. If you or a senior loved one in Sudbury are seeking connection, support, and an active lifestyle, learn more about SHARP and the positive impact it's having: https://ow.ly/9E7v50Tw88M #KiviParkSHARP #EnergizingLifeCommunityFund

When storms strike and power is disrupted, Britney is ready to make a difference. As an Area Distribution Engineering Technician (ADET) Trainee, she plays a crucial role in restoring power and ensuring safety for communities across Ontario. Britney shares her journey, highlighting the importance of assessing damage during storm responses and the rewarding mission to get the lights back on as quickly and safely as possible. Are you ready to join her in this impactful role? We’re looking for passionate individuals to step into ADET trainee positions—become part of a team that makes a difference every day: https://ow.ly/yi5Z50Ts1eN

We're honored to be recognized as Company of the Year by the Ontario Energy Association. At Hydro One, we are proud to play a significant role in Ontario's energy transformation. Our clean grid is attracting foreign investment, creating jobs and driving economic growth across the province. As we expand to meet increasing demand, we're committed to: • building strong partnerships with Indigenous communities;  • offering 50/50 equity to First Nations for new transmission lines; • collaborating with industry partners to innovate and meet customer needs. Thank you to our dedicated team, partners and customers who make this recognition possible. Together, we're powering a brighter future for Ontario. (Pictured L to R: Vince Brescia, President & CEO, Ontario Energy Association; Cassidy McFarlane, General Counsel, Hydro One.)

Breaking bread together, pausing to listen and learn—the Sagamok Anishnawbek food bank is a place for sharing and caring. It brings the community together like one big family. The food bank stands as a symbol of hope and resilience, and Hydro One is proud to contribute to their vital work. Learn more about Hydro One's commitment to care and how our Energizing Life Community Fund is fostering strong local communities: https://ow.ly/klsE50TkeY0