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Arguments made in favour of renegotiating the Churchill Falls-Hydro Quebec deal did not go over swimmingly in the Supreme Court of Canada on Tuesday.
www.cbc.caA Quebec Superior Court has struck down a bid by Newfoundland and Labrador to adjust the terms of an agreement with Hydro-Quebec for the Churchill Falls power project.
globalnews.caHydro-Québec is satisfied with the decision rendered today by the Supreme Court of Canada. The highest court in Canada finds for Hydro-Québec and affirms that the price established in the 1969 contract does not need to be renegotiated as CF(L)Co requested.
news.hydroquebec.comST. JOHN’S, N.L. – Newfoundland and Labrador’s latest court loss isn’t the end of its decades-long fight with Hydro-Quebec over Churchill Falls power, says Premier Tom Marshall. He’s backing plans to appeal a Quebec Superior Court ruling that struck down arguments that a 1969 pricing deal unfairly undervalues electricity from the Labrador plant. The case […]
vancouver.citynews.caWatch New Churchill Falls project is ‘financed’ differently, ownership won’t be diluted: Furey Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca
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