 Hydro bills to rise as off-peak power rates jump sharply | Toronto StarBusiness | 207662 hits | Oct 17 5:53 pm | Posted by: saturn_656  Ontario consumers face higher rates for electricity starting Nov. 1, especially during off-peak hoursCommentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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It's a shame flogings are out of style I'm sure we could get enough votes to flog the present government!
That land up around North Bay is looking better and beter.
That land up around North Bay is looking better and beter.
You won't get away from it there. North Bay is still in Ontario.
That land up around North Bay is looking better and beter.
You won't get away from it there. North Bay is still in Ontario.
I can cut down and go all crazy prepper!! Or find out how the friend of hubbies got the solar panels for hydro he is getting 75cents KWH. You think the government FAILED math class!! They pay him 75 and charge us 12. How does that work I know I'm old and the kids tell me there is "new math" but I didn't firgure it could change that much!
So given that hydro prices are highly subsidized and ratepayers pay only a fraction of the true cost of electricity they use, what's the alternative to raising rates.... raise taxes?
Go Amish
So given that hydro prices are highly subsidized and ratepayers pay only a fraction of the true cost of electricity they use, what's the alternative to raising rates.... raise taxes?
or maybe not blow billions to buy a seat...
a real budget would be nice too One that says things like we make X so maybe we should not spend X to the power of 42 right now. They could grow a back bone and maybe cut some of their spending. Maybe some of the pet projects they were using to buy votes in big cities come to mind...
So given that hydro prices are highly subsidized and ratepayers pay only a fraction of the true cost of electricity they use, what's the alternative to raising rates.... raise taxes?
Who is subsidizing the rates? And how much?
So given that hydro prices are highly subsidized and ratepayers pay only a fraction of the true cost of electricity they use, what's the alternative to raising rates.... raise taxes?
Go Amish
Beat my children?
One of the biggest problems are the wind turbines, they produce something like 1% of the power but cost 11%. We should have a choice of meters, and a choice of taking our energy solely from hydro electric power which is cheaper.
Just another McGuinty scam.