Opposition parties divided on whether province should pause Churchill Falls MOU
The province’s two opposition parties are divided on how the government should proceed with the Churchill Falls MOU.
Yesterday, PC leader Tony Wakeham called for a pause while the country’s first ministers discuss a national energy corridor. But today, NDP leader Jim Dinn said any pause would be devastating for businesses in western Labrador. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
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