Gerry Byrne says he’s not hearing any negativity concerning the new Churchill Falls Hydro electric deal.
Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne says he’s not hearing any negativity concerning the new Churchill Falls Hydro electric deal. Last week, Premier Andrew Furey and Quebec Premier Francois Legault signed a memorandum of understanding on a new deal. Byrne says the new deal changes everything with a new contract that gives us 30 times the revenue in the final 17 years of the former Churchill Falls contract. He says this deal goes farther with additional developments for NL with zero risks and tens of billions worth of construction. The next step is for the fine print to be discussed in the House of Assembly. The new deal is expected to bring ¼ trillion of new revenue into the province up to 2075.
35-year-old Joseph Bennett facing firearms charges after an incident at Margaret Bowater Park on Friday
Trio of young adults charged after trying to help an alledged murderer get on the ferry at Port aux Basques
19-year-old man charged with impaired driving after single-vehicle collision on Ballam Bridge Friday evening
Missing man from the Springdale area found dead yesterday
WRWM fielding calls on ways people can pay their bills, even though the mail is moving again
