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Same here, it's actually one of the reasons I am looking to move to Canada now. Our country has been mismanaged in this regard to a point where I don't see thi
by Roritharr 4y ago
Same here, it's actually one of the reasons I am looking to move to Canada now.
Our country has been mismanaged in this regard to a point where I don't see this being solved in the next 20 years, also ideologically the majority does think low energy prices are bad now, so don't event want this fixed.
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- OJFord 4y agoI'm surprised to see market efficiency/management as a reason to move to Canada - usually in such context it's protectionism, milk tokens, etc. being (negatively) discussed. Is the 'hydro' (as they call it) cheap there? I heard the opposite, but that from a Canadian, so perhaps it's just that it's gone up a lot (as everywhere) and they didn't appreciate their lower starting point. Edit: oh, very variable between provinces - https://www.energyhub.org/electricity-prices/ https://www.energyhub.org/electricity-prices/
- mrshadowgoose 4y agoYep, highly variable based on the province. In Quebec it's so cheap that electric heat is common. But yeah, the corruption is pretty bad here (of course, relatively speaking in the context of first world countries). A few dozen large corporations basically own our government.