Inside Story: Tony Wakeham calls for pause on Churchill Falls during talks on national energy corridor
Opposition leader Tony Wakeham is calling for the province to pause any plans to lock into a new, long-term Churchill Falls deal with Hydro-Quebec while the country’s first ministers consider a national energy corridor.
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