Alberta government announces new rules aimed at lowering utility bills

[AlbertaFarmer5]

There is no way Chuck has two degrees. If so, it helps explain what's going on in the world today.

I am absolutely certain that neither of those degrees is in math or any of the other hard sciences. I could believe he has multiple degrees in gender studies.

[cropgrower]

still dont know what a woman is

[AlbertaFarmer5]

still dont know what a woman is

Literally. This may be the first time in history that someone could obtain a degree, or masters or even doctorate, and come out the other side knowing less than they did to start with.

[Jordy2323]

still dont know what a woman is

The Supreme Court of Canada doesn't know either... opting to refer to them as 'person with a vagina'.

[fjlip]

To include those "persons" that got one installed...

[chuckChuck]

So you still can't believe regulated government run electricity in Saskatchewan is cheaper than deregulated free market electricity is in Alberta? Shocking!

And then the bigots and haters with short attention spans and small minds lose the thread and start talking about gender?

There is a reason why I call it Agrisilly!

[AlbertaFarmer5]

So you still can't believe regulated government run electricity in Saskatchewan is cheaper than deregulated free market electricity is in Alberta? Shocking!

And then the bigots and haters with short attention spans and small minds lose the thread and start talking about gender?

There is a reason why I call it Agrisilly!

But what would you possibly know about deflection?

It's not like you are the foremost expert on the topic, with years of experience.

[blackpowder]

From here it looks like Chuck is the only one in this room who wants the AB govt to do everything differently.
Next will be auto insurance.
I could pick on SK all day but I don't live there.

If I'm bored I could call and find out what my big transfomer and breaker costs. It's awful. But without, I couldn't turn on 3 air fans.
I have a diesel generator for another bin pad, but it's an expensive pia.
3 phase is 500 yards away and was $40k to bring in 6 years ago.
How does SK do it then?
Taxpayers cover it?

And by your math, my cost per kwh goes down the more I use.

[chuckChuck]

But you guys still won't believe regulated government run electricity in Saskatchewan is cheaper than deregulated free market electricity is in Alberta?

[blackpowder]

I never said it was cheaper. I really didn't know. Some convos were $/kwh alone. Seems to bother you more than anyone else.