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Coronavirus: Ontario hydro rate relief extended until May 31
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The Ontario government says it is extending electricity rate relief for residences, farms and small businesses until May 31 amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Customers will continue to be billed at the lowest price, called the “off-peak” rate, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the government said.
Electricity relief was first announced on March 24 for 45 days and was set to expire this week. The extension, under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, will be in place for another 24 days until the end of May. “During this extraordinary period, many people are struggling to pay the bills as they do the right thing by staying at home, as well as our farmers and those whose businesses have closed or suffered reduced customer traffic,”
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