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Would you like to receive your utility services bill by e-mail instead of regular mail? 

Receiving your utility services bill by e-mail will allow you to easily file these important documents electronically for future reference.  Further, you will be able to access these bills wherever you have access to your e-mail and will avoid any delays incurred by regular postage.  

To cancel mail delivery of your utility services bill and start receiving e-mail delivery beginning with the next billing cycle, please sign up here.

Information from your recent utility services bill is required to sign up.

Note: Past Due notices will continue to be delivered by regular mail.

The importance of protecting our water resources cannot be overstated. Without a steady supply of clean, fresh water we would not exist. We seem to over use our resources and take them for granted. The average Canadian Household consumes between 200 - 300 litres per day.

What can you do to save water?

Home:

• Identify where we use water
• Improve efficiency of water fixtures and devices
• Prime area to target is the bathroom, where nearly 65% of water is used

Lawn:

• Restrict your lawn watering to the hours between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m.
  • Watering lawns during the heat of the day is not efficient nor good for your lawn, a great deal of water is lost to evaporation

• Don't overwater your lawn (only one inch per week is needed)
• Water your lawn every other day
• Position sprinklers to maximize lawn coverage, i.e. try to avoid watering the road
• When watering gardens, use watering cans for spot watering or hoses to water only those things in need
• Install a rain barrel for watering gardens etc.

Work:

• Does your workplace bathrooms/kitchens have water-efficient toilets/faucets etc.
• Workplaces that use water for certain processes - are they being done efficiently