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Episode four of Power Surge saw us go back in time to three different places in NWA history. Joseph Hudson’s life was also honored.
Joe Galli welcomed us, revealing that this episode is dedicated to the late Joseph Hudson, aka the Question Mark and Jocephus. Galli reflected on some of his favorite memories with Hudson and Billy Corgan revealed Hudson was the first person he called when he bought the promotion.
Marshe Rockett defeated Jeremiah Plunkett
Plunkett tried to show some aggression early, but Rockett shut that down rather quickly. Rockett had the crowd behind him and was able to lay in some great offense before Plunkett caught up to him.
Goldstein: Massive taxpayer subsidies powering Ontario s electricity sector, says report lfpress.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from lfpress.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Describing Ontario’s electricity pricing system as a train wreck doesn’t do it justice.
That’s because it isn’t just one train it’s the entire railroad as a new report by the C.D. Howe Institute,
Power Surge: The Causes of (and Solutions to) Ontario’s Electricity Price Rise Since 2006 makes clear.
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Authors Benjamin Dachis and Joel Balyk warn that staggering taxpayer subsidies of the cost of electricity in Ontario are out of control, creating an electricity market that is so distorted that prices go up while consumption goes down the opposite of how the law of supply and demand is supposed to work.
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Ontario taxpayers are covering billions of dollars of electricity costs a year in what has become an unsustainable way to keep hydro bills down, a new report says.
The C.D. Howe Institute released an e-brief Tuesday
Power Surge: The Causes of and Solutions to Ontario’s Electricity Price Rise Since 2006 that recommends residential hydro subsidies be provided only to those in financial need or limited by consumption.
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“The province should reduce rate subsidies which have climbed to $6.5 billion in the 2021/22 fiscal year,” wrote report authors Benjamin Dachis and Joel Balyk.