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  1. Manitoba tabling Bill 36 – The Manitoba Hydro Amendment and Public Utilities Board Amendment Act on Tuesday, March 22, 2022. Acting Grand Chief Eric Redhead states that “There has been no consultation with First Nations leadership on Bill 36. If enacted, starting in 2025, this Bill will unduly limit the authority of the Public Utilities ...

  2. Mar 25, 2022 · Acting Grand Chief Eric Redhead states that “There has been no consultation with First Nations leadership on Bill 36. If enacted, starting in 2025, this Bill will unduly limit the authority of the Public Utilities Board (PUB) to provide adequate oversight over Manitoba Hydro’s rates and will restrict rate reviews to only once every three ...

  3. First, Bill 36 is based on a 20th century Manitoba Hydro monopoly. The changes to electricity delivery and use will be dramatic over the next 15 years or more. Ms. Jay Grewall, the President of Manitoba Hydro alluded to this in her September 25th, 2019 address to the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce where she referenced many future developments in use of electricity.

  4. Issue: Bill 36 adds specific deadlines for paying off Manitoba Hydro’s debt that do not work. Bill 36 adds a new target for Manitoba Hydro to pay off its debt. The debt-to-capitalization ratio is a financial metric that measures the total debt of Hydro with the value of its assets (dams, transmission infrastructure, other buildings, and so on).

  5. The Manitoba Hydro Act, The Public Utilities Board Act and Part 4 of The Crown Corporations Governance and Accountability Act continue to apply to the determination of electricity rates for any period ending before April 1, 2025 as if those Acts had not been amended.

  6. Mar 22, 2022 · The Manitoba government is aiming to cap hydro rates over three years with changes announced in a new bill introduced Tuesday. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues ...

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  8. Nov 1, 2022 · The NDP has introduced an amendment to the government’s Bill 36 The Manitoba Hydro Amendment and Public Utilities Board Amendment Act to stop Hydro rates increases 5%. If passed, the amendment means rates won’t increase. The Manitoba NDP will call a vote on the amendment to force the PC government to put their plans for Hydro bills on the ...

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