Down Wind – the truth about wind scam – Canada Corporation is masquerading as a legit government

Down Wind, the truth about wind scam
We hear searing, personal stories of people experiencing mysterious health problems, insomnia, depression, even thoughts of suicide. The film also reveals the staggering economic costs of the wind farms to taxpayers with huge subsidies going to big wind firms.

Down Wind is the explosive documentary that examines Ontario's controversial rush into wind farm development.

Produced by Surge Media, Down Wind exposes how this Canadian provinces' green energy dream turned into a nightmare for rural residents forced to live among the towering 50 storey turbines.

We hear searing, personal stories of people experiencing mysterious health problems, insomnia, depression, even thoughts of suicide; their lives turned upside down by the constant noise and vibrations given off by the massive wind turbines.

The documentary also reveals the staggering economic costs of these wind farms to taxpayers with huge subsidies going to big wind corporations. And how inside connections have made some government cronies wealthy, while rural communities suffer

Down Wind – Wind Farm Documentary – Canada 2015

Down Wind is a 2015 Canadian documentary produced by Surge Media and aired on Sun News Network that investigates Ontario's accelerated development of industrial wind farms under the Green Energy Act, focusing on the adverse effects on rural communities. The film presents testimonies from residents experiencing health issues like insomnia, headaches, depression, and anxiety from turbine noise, infrasound, and shadow flicker, with some families relocating due to unlivable conditions. It also addresses economic burdens, including over $1 billion in annual taxpayer subsidies to wind corporations, perceived cronyism in contracts, and environmental drawbacks such as land disruption and intermittent energy output. Through interviews with affected individuals, experts, and officials, the 45-minute production critiques policy efficacy in emissions reduction and calls for greater setbacks and independent studies amid community protests.