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PUB approves 20 per cent drop in gas rates
Primary gas rates will drop 20 per cent to 8.8 cents per cubic metre as of May 1.
The Public Utilities Board has approved a reduction in Centra Gas rates that will save the average homeowner an estimated $67 a year.
The board said Friday that primary gas rates will drop 20 per cent to 8.8 cents per cubic metre as of May 1.
Primary gas rates for customers with fixed-term contracts with either Centra or a private broker are not affected by the ruling.
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