Ontario Sessional Papers, 1920, No.46-50 . present manner of operating canal reaches, etc., has been thoroughlyinvestigated and is now being analyzed. Various storage schemes have beensurveyed and proportional costs for increased power received worked out. Severn River Watershed The various small upper lakes have been investigated with regard to storagepos.sibilitief. An intensive study was projected with regard to the most efficientmeans of operating Lake Simcoe and Couchiching and the proper time of the yearto fill these lakes up. In considering this the interests of navigation were con-side
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Ontario Sessional Papers, 1920, No.46-50 . present manner of operating canal reaches, etc., has been thoroughlyinvestigated and is now being analyzed. Various storage schemes have beensurveyed and proportional costs for increased power received worked out. Severn River Watershed The various small upper lakes have been investigated with regard to storagepos.sibilitief. An intensive study was projected with regard to the most efficientmeans of operating Lake Simcoe and Couchiching and the proper time of the yearto fill these lakes up. In considering this the interests of navigation were con-sidered in conjunction with the various power interests on the river. St. Lawrence River Survey In accordance with the procedure outlined in last years Report, the investiga-tions for power development on the St. Lawrence River have been prosecutedenergetically. Several parties have been continuously engaged in locating con-tours on both sides of the river from the head of the Galops Rapids to the foot 216 TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE No. 49. Extension to the Ontario Power Company