At a news conference Thursday, Lou Di Gironimo, head of Toronto Water, said the transmission units on about 141,000 water meters — about a third currently in use — in the city have failed, meaning the amount of water residents are using is not being relayed back to the city for billing purposes.
As a result, many residents in Toronto are being saddled with large catch-up bills after not being charged for several months.
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