Quebec got 'what they wanted, when they wanted it' in Churchill Falls MOU, Danny Williams says
Former Premier Danny Williams is concerned about how the Churchill Falls MOU is being viewed by people in Quebec — which he ...
Here's how a new Churchill Falls deal might power a surge in Labrador West mining
Top officials with N.L. Hydro believe a new deal for energy sales and development on the Churchill River will power a fresh ...
N.L. needs to be ready to fill thousands of Churchill Falls jobs, says labour leader
Jessica McCormick, the president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour, is urging the Newfoundland and ...
PCs walk before vote, but Churchill Falls MOU gets support of most MHAs following four-day debate
Four days of extraordinary debate in the Newfoundland and Labrador legislature concluded in dramatic fashion Thursday night ...
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LETTER: NL politicans don't know what they were voting for with Churchill Falls MOU
On January 9, 2025, there was a unanimous “Yea” vote in the House of Assembly for the proposed Upper Churchill deal between ...
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Former premier Danny Williams raises concerns about Churchill Falls MOU, but province claps back
The House of Assembly may have voted in favour of the Churchill Falls MOU, but one former premier is cautioning the province ...
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Churchill Falls energy deal gets green light in Newfoundland and Labrador
Quebec’s provincially owned hydro utility will also pay Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro a $3.5-billion fee for the right to co-develop two more energy projects on the Churchill River. Newfoundland and ...
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PCs walk before vote, but Churchill Falls MOU gets support of most MHAs following four-day debate
Premier Andrew Furey (second from left) and the governing Liberals scored a victory in the House of Assembly on Thursday after a majority of MHAs voted in favour of the Churchill Falls MOU ...
Newfoundland and Labrador lawmakers to vote on draft energy deal with Quebec
The draft deal promises to deliver about $227-billion to the provincial treasury, much of it coming from the new rates ...