Why Canadian taxpayers pay Wall Street bankers $28 million for an Ontario

Why Canadian taxpayers have to pay Wall Street bankers $28 million for an Ontario wind farm that never got built .
New York investment banker David Mars never wanted to force the long-suffering taxpayers of Canada to write him and his “very high net-worth” U.S. investor friends a cheque for $28 million, as ordered by a NAFTA panel, in exchange for a wind turbine project they never built.

Mars would also rather not travel to Toronto next week to talk to the Ontario Provincial Police, who have asked him to answer questions as part of a probe into the destruction of evidence by former staff in the office of Ontario’s premier.

All Mars and his fellow investors in Windstream Energy LLC wanted was to erect 130 wind turbines in the eastern edge of Lake Ontario near Kingston and sell the power to the grid.