Thunder Bay Synergy North rate hike and harmonization
Ontario Energy Board approves Synergy North rate harmonization for Thunder Bay and Kenora. Residential bills rise by 2.75 dollars in Thunder Bay and fall 2.51 dollars in Kenora. Company notes long term reliability and sustainability, with TOU ULO and tiered pricing options and energy assistance programs including the Ontario Electricity Support Program and budget billing.
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Synergy North
Thunder Bay
Ontario Energy Board
OEEB
Kenora
Andy Armitage
Armitage
The
Energy Board
Ontario Electricity Support
MyEnergy
Synergynorth.ca
Hydro One to spray herbicides along transmission corridors
Hydro One plans brush-control work in Shabaqua Conmee Oliver Paipoonge and Finmark townships using backpack sprayers saws and other tools to prevent trees from reaching power lines. It will apply two federally and provincially approved herbicides Garlon RTU and Navius Flex to manage vegetation amid opposition from environmentalists First Nations and some MPPs.
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Hydro One
Shabaqua
Conmee
Oliver Paipoonge
Finmark
Garlon Rtu
Navius Flex
Thunder Bay rolls out wheeled recycling carts citywide
Ontario moves to Enhanced Producer Responsibility taking effect July 1. Circular Materials and GFL will manage the residential recycling program, with carts delivered starting next week and depots kept open through December 31, 2025. Recycling day and materials accepted remain unchanged.
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Thunder Bay
GFL Environmental Inc
Green For Life
Ontario
Jason Sherband
Circular
GFL
Circular Materials
Allen Langdon
Langdon
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