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City of Winnipeg utility rates should be approved by regulator, advocates say

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City of Winnipeg utility rates should be approved by regulator, advocates say

Winnipeg advocates are calling on the next city council to increase transparency and accountability by having its utility rates approved by the Manitoba Public Utilities Board.

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