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The Seeker Newsmagazine Cornwall

MPP Jim McDonell shocked by unaffordable electricity rates

Jason Setnyk by Jason Setnyk
August 11, 2016
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Seeker Kathleen Wynne in Cornwall Ontario
Cornwall Ontario – MPP Jim McDonell is calling on the Ontario Government to take immediate action regarding the skyrocketing cost of electricity in Ontario.

“I have launched a petition calling upon the Liberal Government to come to their senses and stop their failed energy policies that have driven electricity costs to unaffordable levels, forcing many Ontarians to choose whether to heat their homes or buy food for the family table” MPP McDonell stated. “Ontarians’ electricity bills are completely out of proportion to the wholesale cost of electricity, which has reached as low as six-tenths of a cent per kilowatt-hour this year. Additional charges such as the Global Adjustment, outrageous delivery charges, taxes and a culture of runaway waste and over-generous executive compensation at Hydro One contribute to inflating our bills to almost thirty times that amount. My constituents are justified in calling this nothing short of highway robbery”.

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“Even the most stubborn supporter of the Liberals’ failed energy policies over the past decade must realize that the people of Ontario have had enough,” MPP McDonell added. “The Liberals took over an electricity system that was delivering plentiful, affordable energy to residents and businesses, and attracting jobs to Ontario. They destroyed this advantage despite years of growing evidence that their ill-conceived policies, imposed against the advice of experts in the field, were making energy less and less affordable for all Ontarians. This must stop.”

MPP Jim McDonell encourages all constituents to sign the petition to send a strong message to the Minister of Energy.

“Enough is enough, Ontario’s residents and businesses must be heard,” MPP Jim McDonell concluded.

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  • Jason Setnyk

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    Jason Setnyk is a high school teacher, journalist, published and award winning author and photographer.

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Tags: ConservativesElectricityKathleen WynneLiberalsMPP Jim McDonellQueens Park
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