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‘Treated like cash machines’: Inuvik residents complain to utilities board about natural gas rate hike

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In July, Inuvik Gas Ltd. announced that come September, its rates would rise by $10 per gigajoule. In a series of formal complaints filed to the Public Utilities Board, residents say that's unaffordable and the company should better explain how it justifies the increase.

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‘Treated like cash machines’: Inuvik residents complain to utilities board about natural gas rate hike

In July, Inuvik Gas Ltd. announced that come September, its rates would rise by $10 per gigajoule. In a series of formal complaints filed to the Public Utilities Board, residents say that's unaffordable and the company should better explain how it justifies the increase.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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