Newfoundland and Labrador - Waiting until 2041 to renegotiate Churchill Falls is a non-starter, says N.L. Hydro CEO

The timing is right to strike a new Churchill River energy deal with Quebec, and waiting until closer to 2041 would likely mean losing out on billions of dollars, says the CEO of N.L. Hydro.

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NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADORWaiting until 2041 to renegotiate Churchill Falls is a non-starter, says N.L. Hydro CEO

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NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
Waiting until 2041 to renegotiate Churchill Falls is a non-starter, says N.L. Hydro CEO