Advocacy groups worry with reduced oversight, large electricity rate increases could become the norm
Potential solution towards balance between crop growth and electricity generation capabilities
Speakers call for switching out some of the $4 billion now spent on fossil fuel imports to Manitoba with homegrown renewable energy sources
Rural and small-town government leaders pass resolutions, propose ideas for recycling carbon taxes at 2017 fall convention
The off-grid option has upfront costs but locks in energy costs for the foreseeable future
Alternatives to rising cost of electricity need serious thought, says RM official
Premier Pallister says Ottawa’s $50-a-tonne tax by 2022 is too high and doesn’t reflect the investment Manitobans have, and continue to make, into producing clean hydro electricity
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