Manitoba Hydro seeks rate hikes to cover revenue gap
Manitoba Hydro asks the Public Utilities Board to approve a 2.5 percent rate rise starting Sept 1 and a 3.5 percent increase next April to offset a projected 79 million revenue shortfall. The utility defends past profits and future projects while criticizing sales to the US and long-term export plans.
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Manitoba Liberals Call for Fiscal Reform to Halt NDP Spending
Stefanson Tuxedo MLA PC Finance Critic urges a five point plan including tax restraint trade expansion and independent review of Manitoba Hydro to curb far reaching debt now at 27 billion with per person burden of 20772 while criticizing NDP for rising taxes and failing services in health education and safety. The message proposes public spending review deregulation and accountability to restore growth and protect key services.
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