Tilting at Churchill

Article Abstract:

Newfoundland Premier Brian Tobin is trying to pressure Quebec to renegotiate the 1969 contract to develop the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project in Labrador. The contract has resulted in a $14 billion windfall for Hydro Quebec between 1976 and 1995 while Newfoundland has earned only $2 billion.

Political activity, Contracts, Quebec, Hydroelectric power plants, Newfoundland and Labrador, Tobin, Brian

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Room for reaction

Article Abstract:

New Brunswick Power's Pt. Lepreau nuclear power facility provides the province with about 30% of its power. Up to 52% of the province's power may eventually be produce at Pt. Lepreau. New Brunswick Power hopes to build another reactor using advanced technology.

Energy policy, Design and construction, Nuclear power plants, New Brunswick Power

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Ministerial makeover

Article Abstract:

Dingwall's reputation is improving again after having been sullied many times during his 16-year political career. He continues to be criticized at every turn but remains committed to his goal to provide Canadians with good quality health care.

Officials and employees, Public opinion, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Canada. Health Canada, Dingwall, David

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