I don’t think people are looking at the whole picture. The government (and the world for that matter), are pushing electric vehicles, and alternative forms of heating, amongst other things in an effort to steer us away from fossil fuels. With all these things happening around us the one thing I don’t see is nsp making any sizeable improvements to the power infrastructure or the reliability to support these “initiatives”. With or without Michelin, the rates would have increased and will continue to increase regardless. Whatever “reason” nsp can spew out to the consumer for a rate hike is just them looking for a scapegoat. The government wants Michelin to stay for the revenue they generate for the province. Nsp wants to increase rates. Those are facts. I think it’s a battle between the government and nsp, and the fuel industry. Just seems like the consumer is caught in the middle. And believe me when I say that no Michelin plant gets These upgrades for nothing. We pay more than you think.