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People on the north side of Merrickville will get gas.
The provincial government will spend $2.46 million to extend a natural-gas pipeline to 67 residents on the north side of the river, allowing them to connect to gas for the first time, local MPP Steve Clark announced Wednesday.
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Clark, who represents Leeds-Grenville-Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes, said the extension of gas will make life more affordable for the 67 households and businesses that could benefit.
The province estimates the average household could save $250-$1,500 per year in energy costs by switching to natural gas from costlier fuel. Businesses could save up to 30 per cent per year their energy costs.
Ontarians deserve access to reliable and affordable heating. That is why two years ago, our government began expanding access to natural gas to areas that…
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