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Block heaters keep cars running in the winter, but they can be dangerous if not used properly. Read this article to find out how to keep yourself safe and your car happy.

Manitoba Hydro is resuming normal billing, but some customers may still experience delays receiving bills in the mail.

As the holiday season approaches, so do potential natural gas and electrical safety hazards. Holiday decorations and houseguests bring joy and festivities, but also present increased safety risks. Here are 10 tips to help keep your holidays safe and fun.

Our ESG report outlines the Crown Corporation and its employees’ support of the communities it serves and its priorities to continue to provide Manitobans with safe, reliable, sustainable energy.

Due to the interruption in postal service, Manitoba Hydro customers who do not have an online account and normally receive a paper bill in the mail will receive an automated phone call or text message from us to inform them that a new bill has been issued and provide information on how to check their balance.

Manitoba Hydro customers who receive a paper Manitoba Hydro bill by mail, should be aware that delivery may be delayed because of a Canada Post labour disruption.

A new survey is available for Manitobans to share thoughts and perspectives on the future of energy in Manitoba.

I was saddened to learn today of the passing of The Honourable Murray Sinclair, CC OM MSC. It is a sentiment shared across Manitoba Hydro, where he is greatly respected as a leader in the community and for his service to the province and country.

In the event of a Canada Post labour disruption, mailed paper bills will be delayed. Fortunately, you can use your online account to view your bill any time.

Manitobans turn their clocks back November 2nd, and that means more opportunities to spot street light outages during the longer hours of darkness. When you see one, let us know! You can use the street light outage form on our website to report it.