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Saskatoon Light & Power rates on the rise

Saskatoon Light & Power residential customers can expect to see their bills increase by $4 a month starting in March. File / Global News

Rates are going up on March 1 for Saskatoon Light & Power customers after city council approved a 3.5 per cent rate hike.

The average residential customer can expect to see a monthly increase of approximately $4 to their bill.

READ MORE: SaskPower rate increasing 3.5%

The increase is in line with the recently approved 3.5 per cent SaskPower rate increase that also goes into effect on March 1.

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SaskPower had initially been seeking to increase rates by five per cent.

Saskatoon Light & Power officials said there are ways homeowners can reduce their energy consumption:

  • Ensure homes are well insulated and properly sealed.
  • Replace appliances with energy efficient models.
  • Install programmable thermostats and place lights on automatic timers.

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