The two gas plants were re-contracted and relocated at an estimated cost that could hit $1 billion. The decision wasn’t just enormously expensive, but also controversial, and though McGuinty and the Liberals were narrowly re-elected, the lasting political fallout and government stalling to produce documents saw two Conservative MPPs finally make a formal complaint to the OPP in 2013.
That in turn led to an investigation that lasted more than two years and resulted in Livingston, McGuinty’s former chief of staff, and Miller, his former deputy chief of staff, being charged in December 2015.
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