Thursday Apr. 24, 2014 – 10am
Posted Apr 24, 2014 03:03:33 PM.
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10:00- How far are the Habs going to go in the Stanley Cup Playoffs?
Blair Adams, 570 News Web Editor and Glenn Pelletier, 570 News Morning Anchor – IN STUDIO
The pair of join Eric in studio for a discussion on their beloved Montreal Canadiens sweeping away the Tampa Bay Lightning in the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. It’s taken ardent Maple Leafs fan Eric, 24 hours to decide he wanted these 2 in studio.
10:30- Energy prices set to soar, How are you going to handle it? How do you handle it now?
Kevin Misener, 680 News and 570 News Reporter
Residential consumers will still see their hydro bills go up, even though the governing Liberals plan to remove the debt retirement charge from their monthly statements in 2016. The Ontario Clean Energy Benefit, which takes 10 per cent off hydro bills, will also expire at the same time. The government says a typical family consuming about 800 kilowatt hours per month will save about 75-dollars a year once the debt retirement charge is removed. But those savings would be cancelled out by the loss of an 180-dollar annual rebate from the clean energy benefit, which was introduced in 2012.
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