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Today is Jan 3rd but it is still the first working day of this year. Most of the offices remained closed yesterday.
I had a Home inspection on 1st, a listing presentation yesterday ( which went fine) and have a showing late in the evening ! In total I have been working all these days and could not take off. That's what we have in this business. Its the service witch comes first. You provide the service and the business will come.
Its the coldest day in GTA area. The min temp. will go down to -16 degree centigrades but I will be busy.
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Time-of-Use rates work together with your smart meter. The Ontario Energy Board has developed the daily and seasonal Time-of-Use periods shown in the charts below. Note that the off-peak period now starts at 7 p.m. It pays to shift the use of your laundry appliances, dishwasher and air conditioner to the lowest price off-peak hours.
The winter gives us two peak periods. This is because our days are shorter and in the morning when most people get up, lights and appliances are turned on and heating systems are turned up. The pattern repeats later in the day around the dinner hour.

In the summer, we traditionally have just one peak period in the middle of the day between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. This is mainly due to air conditioning use during the hottest hours of the day.

Demand, and electricity prices are lower on weekends and holidays - as well as overnight.
2011 Holiday Schedule

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