There is no impact on the ratepayer as a result of the agreement.
Government has extended an agreement between Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro (Hydro) and Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited. The extended agreement came into effect on October 1st for a period of six months. It includes Hydro purchasing excess green energy from Corner Brook Pulp and Paper’s Deer Lake Power assets. In turn, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper will continue its efforts to identify new revenue sources from viable wood-based projects. It gives more for Hydro to draw upon when needed, particularly during winter months. There is no impact on the ratepayer as a result of the agreement. Forestry Minister Gerry Byrne says “Extending this agreement is another step towards securing the future of our forest industry and ensuring the sustainability of this vital industry.”
44th annual Gingerbread House is open at the Valley Mall in Corner Brook
"Becket" hub for youth coming to Vine Place Community Centre next year, first one of nine to be outside St. John's
Government Services Minister Mike Goosney to speak at event tomorrow honoring traffic victims
75 years later and Municipalities NL is back meeting where their first conference was...in Corner Brook
Corner Brook Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade will be December 6th
