Liberals promise 8% cut to hydro bill, and 20% if you're rural!

I too wondered what happened to the auto insurance gambit. What happened to it??


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Everytime she opens her trap, I hear Charlie Brown's teacher's voice. Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah.

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Originally Posted by JBen

Fox, where did you see that. I don't read all the papers like I used to. Heck I try not to read any papers anymore. :)
So Ive only read this article, and it would be unlike the Sun, not to point that out if there are qualifiers.

they are claiming that residential, rural and farm rate payers will get an 8% haircut (the hst). And rural Ontarians will receive an additional 20%. They then go on to explain that for the average household ( which would be based on kilowatts used) the savings will be X

Based on my last bill which was 210 for one month. It would basically save me 700/year.

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"Rural residents who are eligible will receive a larger rebate, about $45 a month or $540 a year."

You may get the 8% off but the extra 20% will only be for those who qualify.

Rural residents who are eligible.
who gets to decide who is and isn't rural? My guess is, ( simply because there no other information and that is way too big a thing to omit) qualifying will be a matter of postal code.

Is a resident who live 2 minutes from the edge of Oakville rural or urban. Is a resident who lives just outside Nepean R or U? How far outside Thunder Bay, North Bay, or Timmins.

Is a resident of Kap or matchewan, Kalder, bridge north, omemee,R or U?

better example:
I'm 10 minutes south of Lindsay on the west side of Scugog on well and septic, no municipal services. People 10 minutes south on the east have natural gas hook ups and Rogers. I'm sure we all think of ourselves as Rural but some on my side are still on forced air, or baseboard electric. I don't "care" if someone on my street makes 200k a year. And someone on the East side 50k. The province hasn't seen fit to deliver Natural Gas to this area. If someone is paying $1,000/month for heat in winter. They more than anyone "deserve a cup of coffee".

Could be wrong but my guess is, "qualifying" will be determined by postal. It would be a nightmare any other way.

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Originally Posted by JBen

Rural residents who are eligible.
who gets to decide who is and isn't rural? My guess is, ( simply because there no other information and that is way too big a thing to omit) qualifying will be a matter of postal code.

Is a resident who live 2 minutes from the edge of Oakville rural or urban. Is a resident who lives just outside Nepean R or U? How far outside Thunder Bay, North Bay, or Timmins.

Is a resident of Kap or matchewan, Kalder, bridge north, omemee,R or U?

better example:
I'm 10 minutes south of Lindsay on the west side of Scugog on well and septic, no municipal services. People 10 minutes south on the east have natural gas hook ups and Rogers. I'm sure we all think of ourselves as Rural some on my side are still on forced air, or baseboard electric.

. But......

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Give 'em time to figure that out...it only took her since the byelection, to figure this little carrot out! Whatever, this means absolutely nothing ! Anyone who is gullable enough to fall for this shell game, needs help!

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Originally Posted by BigTurk

I too wondered what happened to the auto insurance gambit. What happened to it??


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Yea, that sure helped didn't it !

Lol Rick. :)
doubt very much it will swing any votes, especially outside the GTA. But a "gift" is a gift. Given the carbon tax is going to be a tax, on the HST. If your hydro bills are 500-600 bi monthly. It will save you 50-55 dollars. Over a year that's 300-400 and buy myself a gun, or take the missus to dinner a few times. I'll happily take that $ and if she wants to throw even more at me (another 20%). All the better.

Im still going to vote her out in 2018 and take every chance I get to remind friends ( especially those in the GTA) why they should to.

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Originally Posted by JBen

Rural residents who are eligible.
who gets to decide who is and isn't rural? My guess is, ( simply because there no other information and that is way too big a thing to omit) qualifying will be a matter of postal code.

Is a resident who live 2 minutes from the edge of Oakville rural or urban. Is a resident who lives just outside Nepean R or U? How far outside Thunder Bay, North Bay, or Timmins.

Is a resident of Kap or matchewan, Kalder, bridge north, omemee,R or U?

better example:
I'm 10 minutes south of Lindsay on the west side of Scugog on well and septic, no municipal services. People 10 minutes south on the east have natural gas hook ups and Rogers. I'm sure we all think of ourselves as Rural but some on my side are still on forced air, or baseboard electric. I don't "care" if someone on my street makes 200k a year. And someone on the East side 50k. The province hasn't seen fit to deliver Natural Gas to this area. If someone is paying $1,000/month for heat in winter. They more than anyone "deserve a cup of coffee".

Could be wrong but my guess is, "qualifying" will be determined by postal. It would be a nightmare any other way.

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It states that you need to meet the criteria of ... I forget what it is called and I am not looking it up on lunch but this is the same exact criteria that allows you to get a discount of 8.5 cents per kWh, essentially your household earnings needs to be under $35000 annually for a family of 4, it is around $30000 annually for a single person.

This along with the free tuition thing I think it makes sense to just quit your job if you have a family in this province, they will pay for everything if you are under $30K, just do work under the table and have the tax payer take care of you, the hard working middle class is getting screwed once again.

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Originally Posted by JBen

Lol Rick. :)
doubt very much it will swing any votes, especially outside the GTA. But a "gift" is a gift. Given the carbon tax is going to be a tax, on the HST. If your hydro bills are 500-600 bi monthly. It will save you 50-55 dollars. Over a year that's 300-400 and buy myself a gun, or take the missus to dinner a few times. I'll happily take that $ and if she wants to throw even more at me (another 20%). All the better.

Im still going to vote her out in 2018 and take every chance I get to remind friends ( especially those in the GTA) why they should to.

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Good luck with that! Don't spend it yet. With the increase in gas, hydro, propane and anything else you can think of because of her carbon scam, we won't see an extra red scent! Shell game.....period !

I'll take any rebate I get from them and use it against them as a campaign donation to another party.