First Nations were left "high and dry" when Ontario's new government decided to cancel renewable energy projects, the province's environmental commissioner said Tuesday.First Nation communities had equity stakes in eight of ten major projects that were cancelled, commissioner Dianne Saxe said in a report. "Reconciliation is a very important mandate for all of us," Saxe told reporters. "These green energy projects were part of that. And nothing seems to be offered in their place. "Watch: hydro costs were a key issue during Ontario's election.