N.S. premier fires off warning to incoming CEO at utility about relying on rate hikes
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's premier has fired off a warning to the incoming CEO of the province's private power utility, accusing the company of relying on an outdated business model that requires rate hikes for customers.
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