 Albertans may have to pay for power lines that weren't builtBusiness | 206797 hits | May 09 7:59 am | Posted by: wildrosegirl  Electricity consumers in Alberta may have to help cover a $35 million bill for fees incurred by Altalink to map out transmission lines between Edmonton and Calgary, even though the controversial power lines were never built.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Typical Alberta BS. Corporations always get favoured over consumers.
Typical Alberta BS. Corporations always get favoured over consumers.
No, but the Alberta government has historically sided with corporations over the little folk for generations. It's the reason for our 'Alberta Advantage".
Without this bias, industries might have to clean up after themselves, pay people a living wage and not use every drop of water they get their hands on (for next to nothing I might add).
Note, I'm not saying we need to go the NDP route, but a little balance might be nice.
Typical Alberta BS. Corporations always get favoured over consumers.
No, but the Alberta government has historically sided with corporations over the little folk for generations. It's the reason for our 'Alberta Advantage".
Without this bias, industries might have to clean up after themselves, pay people a living wage and not use every drop of water they get their hands on (for next to nothing I might add).
Note, I'm not saying we need to go the NDP route, but a little balance might be nice.
Ahhh ok thanks boot. I had no idea it was that bad and so prevalent there.