Maurice E. Adams

For decades now Quebec has been building an economic empire on the back of the 1969 Churchill Falls agreement, reaping many billions of dollars...

Responding to a media question about Iran restricting the movement of oil though the Strait of Hormuz, Prime Minister Mark Carney on June 16th...

For more than half a century, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians have lived with the consequences of the 1969 Churchill Falls contract—a deal signed under pressure,...

When the Consumer Advocate publicly sidelined every potential buyer but Hydro-Québec, he undermined public trust in his ability to impartially evaluate agreements. If he cannot publicly advocate for an open, competitive bidding process, how can he credibly oversee the fine print of a deal destined to shape NL revenues and power rates for decades?

Mr. Browne’s leadership on this panel compromises the very independence it claims to uphold.

While the new MOU boosts annual revenues from Churchill Falls, these revenues are a fraction of what NL could earn if it properly controlled and marketed its power.

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) epitomizes the long-standing imbalance between our provinces, with Quebec leveraging its geography and position as an economic giant to dictate terms

Government’s 2024 assertion --- that the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) resulting in an effective average electricity price of 5.9 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) is...