The energy giant is still investigating the mishap, but the problem could be a faulty gas meter, and an Enbridge representative told CBC Toronto the bill will be withdrawn. "They told me that based on my meter readings that is what the bill should be," Alcock said in an interview. "We just don't know what the problem is so we're going to pull the gas meter to do some testing." Some readings adjustedAccording to Enbridge, Alcock's gas meter began showing abnormal readings five or six months before the $2,780.75 bill arrived. Enbridge stops adjusting bills after five months, at which point Alcock received his big billEnbridge replaced Alcock's gas meter on Monday.

Source: CBC News September 25, 2018 10:00 UTC