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How Do You Feel About BC Hydro’s Two-Tiered Rates?

The B-C Utilities Commission is seeking feedback on B-C Hydro’s two-tiered rates.
The Commission is reviewing the two-tier pricing and is gathering public feedback.
North Island M-L-A Claire Trevena says the two-tier rates are a problem for people on the North Island and in rural communities where there is no alternative for home heating…
The commission is accepting feedback until November 24th.
Submissions can be made through the B-C-U-C website.
Kasi Johnston
Kasi Johnston
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