Last week, an agreement between the two companies for energy generated from Deer Lake Power was extended for 6 months.
Forestry Minister Gerry Byrne believes agreements between NL Hydro and Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited are win-win situations for everyone involved. Last week, an agreement between the two companies for energy generated from Deer Lake Power was extended for 6 months. Byrne says this provides flexibility for Hydro to draw power when needed, particularly during winter months. There is no impact on the ratepayer as a result of the agreement. Byrne says government has a lot of confidence in the mill. He says Corner Brook Pulp and Paper is working on identifying new revenue sources for wood based projects.
28 year old man is dead after an ATV crash in St. George's early yesterday morning
Former Premier and Corner Brook MHA Danny Williams donates land to protect the environment
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Hartey’s Family Restaurant on Main Street in Stephenville was broken into early yesterday morning
