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Decision by Ont. Energy Board Threatens Housing

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As Ontario works to build 1.5 million homes by 2031, the need for natural gas will only continue to grow.

As Ontario works to build 1.5 million homes by 2031, the need for natural gas will only continue to grow.

To support affordable homeownership, I encourage you to reach out to your MPP and express your support

To support affordable homeownership, I encourage you to reach out to your MPP and express your support

for long-term financing of Ontario’s natural gas lines, water, and wastewater. If we want to create more

for long-term financing of Ontario’s natural gas lines, water, and wastewater. If we want to create more

Canadian homeowners, we should not whack them with this massive upfront bill for infrastructure that

Canadian homeowners, we should not whack them with this massive upfront bill for infrastructure that

will last for generations. Toronto Sun Feb. 21, 2024

will last for generations.
Toronto Sun
Toronto Sun
Feb. 21, 2024

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