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Here is an article clearly showing the media bias

 

in favour of selling off Hydro One

 

 

Whether you're for or against selling Hydro One — and polls suggest most of you are against — its privatization is effectively a done deal.

 

No date has been set for selling the first tranche of Hydro One shares in an initial public offering (IPO) on the stock market. But Ontario's Liberal government is promising it will take place no later than March, and this is one promise you can count on them to keep.

 

The last time an Ontario government moved to privatize Hydro One was 2002. Back then, it was a PC government led by Ernie Eves pushing privatization, with a Liberal party under Dalton McGuinty against it. That bid, however, never came to fruition.

• Hydro One sale inches closer 

• Liberals defend Hydro One sale

• Most oppose Hydro One sale: poll

• Hydro One faces class action lawsuit

• CUPE protests sale of Hydro One

 

Things are different this time. For one, the Liberals and PCs have switched positions, with Patrick Brown's party thundering against privatization and Premier Kathleen Wynne leading the charge.

 

And a lot has changed since 2002; changes that would suggest the sale of Hydro One is all but a done deal. Here are six reasons why, followed by the only conceivable reason why a sale might stall.

 

More below:-

 

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/hydro-one-6-reasons-why-the-sale-is-going-to-happen-1.3246087