Atura Power

04/09/2026

Brazilian soccer legend Pelé called it the ‘beautiful game’.

Atura Power’s Portlands Energy Centre, located on Toronto’s waterfront, was honoured to have helped children and youth from Toronto’s downtown core play the beautiful game in a series of friendly matches in Regent Park United's (RPU) Soccer Festival during March Break.

A volunteer-driven soccer club, RPU provides hundreds of kids with a place to play, learn and grow, with all player costs covered by sponsors and donors.

At Atura Power, we understand how essential it is to make sports accessible, as well as the importance of providing positive mentorship. That’s why we support RPU and the club’s efforts to provides safe, inclusive and accessible sport opportunities for children and youth at risk of exclusion.

To learn more about Regent Park United and the important work they're doing, visit: https://regentparkunited.com/.

03/31/2026

Atura Power’s Brighton Beach Generating Station in Windsor, Ont., recently presented a donation cheque to the Learning Disabilities Association of Windsor - Essex County (LDAWE).

During our visit, Director Mary-Ann Fuduric generously provided a tour of the facilities, showcasing the wide range of programs and services available to help support families, youth and adults.

Supporting LDAWE aligns with Atura Power’s commitment to fostering inclusive communities and empowering individuals to reach their full potential.

From l-r: Carla Vlad, Mike Gignac, Mary-Ann Fuduric, Lena Colucci and Amber Pridoehl.

03/27/2026

Atura Power’s Brighton Beach Generating Station was pleased to donate to Therapeutic Paws of Canada - Windsor Team (TPOC), a charity offering free therapy pet visits. The team also got to meet TPOC volunteers “Morty”, a Bullmastiff, and “Button”, a Maltese mix, along with their owners Kim Reaume and Monica Tighe.

TPOC is run by volunteers who provide animal-assisted support for people with physical, mental, emotional and educational needs. The Windsor, Ont., team recently started bringing pet therapy to where it is needed across the community, including support schools, community organizations, the University of Windsor and even the court system.

Atura Power is excited about the far-reaching impact their services will continue to have in the Windsor community.

Check out TPOC’s website to learn more and get involved here: https://tpoc.ca/.

03/26/2026

Do you know a graduating Oakville or Halton Hills high school student interested in the skilled trades? Atura Power is proud to support the next generation of skilled trades professionals through the Atura Power Skilled Trades Scholarship.

A $5,000 scholarship will be awarded to a graduating student from an Oakville or Halton Hills high school pursuing post-secondary studies in a mechanical or electrical skilled trade. Eligible programs include Industrial Mechanic, Millwright, Electrician, Instrumentation & Controls Technician and more.

👉 Learn more and apply here: https://haltonlearningfoundation.ca/scholarshipsandawards/.

As we invest in the future of Ontario’s electricity needs, the Atura Power Skilled Trades Scholarship is an investment in the people that will get us there. 👷‍♂️👷‍♀️

03/20/2026

Atura Power’s 562-megawatt Portlands Energy Centre is happy to invest in kids across Toronto who are accessing local student nutrition programs through Toronto Foundation for Student Success Bridging the Nutrition Gap program. This initiative reaches over 60,000 students in 158 schools across Toronto by purchasing and delivering nutritious food in bulk. Thanks to the Bridging the Nutrition Gap program, students now have reliable access to balanced, nourishing meals throughout the year.

The Portlands Energy Centre’s donation will be directed to four schools, which are located near the electricity generating station, including:

Eastdale Collegiate Institute
Leslieville Junior Public School
Nelson Mandela Park Public School
Roden Junior Public School

Visit https://tfss.ca/ to find out more about the Toronto Foundation for Student Success and their initiatives.

03/16/2026

Atura Power's Brighton Beach Generating Station was happy to help support this year's Jazz Night.

03/05/2026

As Atura Power invests in Ontario’s energy future, we’re also investing in the people who will get us there with the Atura Power Skilled Trades Scholarship. 🛠

Through the Halton Learning Foundation, Atura Power will award a $5,000 scholarship to a student graduating from a Halton District School Board secondary school in Oakville or Halton Hills and pursuing post-secondary studies in a skilled trade. Eligible programs include electrician, instrumentation and controls technician, millwright, power engineer and more. 👷‍♂️👷‍♀️

📌 The deadline to apply is April 24, 2026, at 5 p.m. ET.

Atura Power is committed to powering the future by investing in the vital skills that will drive Ontario’s energy and economic success. ⚡🔋

👉 Learn more and apply here: haltonlearningfoundation.ca/scholarshipsandawards/.

03/04/2026

03/02/2026

Atura Power is thrilled to support the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital with a multi-year donation totalling $32,500.

The funds will help the hospital buy much needed equipment to improve patient care and support our growing community's healthcare needs. Together, with the Oakville Hospital Foundation, we’re making a difference in ensuring everyone receives the care they deserve.

Learn more about the Oakville Hospital Foundation and how you can support them by visiting www.oakvillehospitalfoundation.com

Pictured, l-r, are Don Tiffney, Tom Patterson and Marcia McGill from Atura Power with the Foundation’s Jennifer McNally, CFRE.

02/25/2026

Atura Power is proud to support Pink Shirt Day, an annual event dedicated to raising awareness about bullying. On this important day, employees at our various sites and head office wore pink as a sign of solidarity and to highlight our ongoing efforts to build an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and respected.

02/23/2026

Earlier this month, Atura Power’s President and CEO Tom Patterson, and VP of Energy Markets and Growth, Kelly Grieves, P. Eng., visited St. Marguerite d'Youville Catholic Elementary School in Oakville, Ont., to help student volunteers pack bins full of nutritious items for their fellow students as part of the Healthy Food Bin Plus program - an initiative from Halton Food for Thought that we’re proud to support.

Through the program, Atura Power builds healthier communities by helping provide essential nourishment for local students, supporting their overall well-being, and academic potential.

02/18/2026

Atura Power is proud to support the future of Ontario's skilled trades workforce through the Atura Power Skilled Trades Scholarship.

Through the Halton Learning Foundation, Atura Power will award a $5,000 scholarship to a student graduating from a Halton District School Board secondary school in Oakville or Halton Hills and pursuing post-secondary studies in a skilled trade. Eligible programs include electrician, instrumentation and controls technician, millwright, power engineer and more. 👷‍♂️👷‍♀️

🗓️ The deadline to apply is April 24, 2026, at 5 p.m. ET.

👉 Learn more and apply here: https://haltonlearningfoundation.ca/scholarshipsandawards/

The Atura Power Skilled Trades Scholarship represents an investment in the essential skills that will keep Ontario powered and prosperous. ⚡🔋

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Helping HDSB students continue their educational journey. Post-secondary education is expensive for everyone, and it can be a barrier to higher learning for students from low-income families. Thanks to our donors, close to 100 graduating students of the Halton District School...