New Arrival for 2020!!

Some of you may have noticed that your received your bill later than normal.  This was due to us changing our bill process.  We are going to get the bills out earlier from now on to get them to you at the normal date.  We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

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New Opportunities Coming Soon!!

November 04, 2019

  We are pleased to announce a change to your billing we will be implementing in the next few months..  There are some really great opportunities for you the customer to look forward to taking advantage of.

  • You will have the ability to go paperless!!
  • Your online experience will be more streamlined!!
    • Will not have to have bill in hand as your information will be already there when you log in.
    • Will have the ability to view not only the present bill but past bills also.
  • The bills themselves will be a full 8.5" x 11" paper with detachable bottom.  A return envelope will be enclosed with the bill.  The larger area gives opportunity to share more information with you.  (We are...

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Weather this Winter Well

Weather this Winter Well

January 01, 2020

2020 is here, and it has brought wintry weather in its wake.  Whether you're in Saskatchewan or Savannah, winter weather can be rough on people, animals, roads, cars, and homes. Snow, ice, and freezing temperatures can really take a toll on a home, causing expensive damages and high utility bills. Winterizing your home can help prevent unexpected surprises, such as busted pipes, and will help with energy costs.  

Read on for some tips to help you weather this winter well . . .   

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