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Kris Kringle and all his merry Hydro helpers were present at the Manitoba Hydro Santa Claus Parade making sure all of Winnipeg had a chance to revel in the festive spirit of the holiday season.

Proposed rate increases will ensure Crown utility continues to provide safe and dependable energy today and in the future.

Manitoba Hydro submitted its two-year General Rate Application (GRA) with the Public Utilities of Manitoba (PUB) yesterday, seeking an electricity rate increase of 3.5 per cent in each of the fiscal years 2023-24 and 2024-25.

At the end the year, Manitoba Hydro sometimes has surplus vehicles that go to auction. This year, an opportunity came up to donate a truck to Waterways, an Indigenous non-profit organization that runs canoe programs in Indigenous communities.

A bronze plaque first installed by the former Manitoba Power Commission at its head office in 1949, to honour its employees who served and who were killed in WWII, has been re-installed by Manitoba Hydro at its corporate office in downtown Winnipeg.

The best way to alert you to carbon monoxide (CO) is to install a CO alarm – if CO is detected, the alarm will sound to warn you before toxic levels are reached.

Manitoba Hydro becomes first Canadian utility to support MADD Canada’s Project Red Ribbon Campaign to promote sober driving this holiday season.

Executive leadership and directors swapped out their dress shoes for steel toes to learn about the trades at Stonewall Training Centre.

Your natural gas bill is changing to more clearly explain the rates that make up your energy bill.

It’s taken three months, 34 emergency operations meetings, 32 rail cars of supplies, and 63 pole replacements, but on October 8, 2022, the electrical supply to Pukatawagan was fully restored. The line feeding the community, ravaged by wildfire in mid-July, is now completely repaired.