Natural gas prices in Ottawa seem to be skyrocketing, leaving many residents in shock as they receive their bills from Enbridge Gas.
Tamara Mason, a resident and Enbridge customer, was one of many who were surprised to see a significant increase in the monthly bill.
Mason has lived in her house for almost nine years and says she has never broken the $200 mark for her gas bill, until now. Her bill has gone up 27 per cent from December, and 35 per cent in the past year. Mason is wondering why gas prices are going higher, even in a milder winter.Enbridge Gas spokesperson Andrea Strass says the war in Ukraine is putting pressure on worldwide prices and demand in North America has gone up.
Strass also explains that residents are paying for their natural gas usage at the rate that was in place at the time of use.
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