Natural gas customers in Manitoba will be paying more to heat their homes.
On Wednesday, the province’s Public Utility Board approved an increase in primary gas rates.
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Centra Gas Manitoba will raise the rate starting Feb. 1.
This means an average customer’s bill will increase $32 a year.
Natural gas rates for customers that have signed fixed-term fixed-price contracts, with either Centra or a private broker, are not affected, according to the Public Utility Board.
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