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The future of the Crown corporation behind the controversial Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project, Nalcor Energy, is under review, the Newfoundland and Labrador government announced Monday.

As the report from the premier's economic recovery team led by Moya Greene continues to generate plenty of discussion, CBC asked three Labradorians to weigh in on the report.

Public consultation of the controversial report from the Premier's Economic Recovery Team is underway until June 30.

With Newfoundland and Labrador on its financial knees, a business columnist with Quebec's largest newspaper says Hydro-Québec should pounce in order to secure a favourable deal for Labrador hydro assets.

The process to create the Peoples Recovery report started five months ago, when a group of more than 60 people — including labour leaders, academics and activists — felt they werent represented by the premiers economic recovery team. Among the reports contributors is union leader Mary Shortall, who left the premiers team in January after raising concerns over what she said was a lack of collaboration and transparency.   Tax increases and ideas The Peoples Recovery report does offe...

Per capita, Newfoundland has the highest public debt total in the country, though not by much. The other Atlantic provinces are close behind, as are, to some extent, Ontario, Quebec and the federal government. Here are the recommended spending cuts: A 25 per cent reduction in grants to health authorities; a 30 per cent cut in funding to Memorial University and the College of the North Atlantic; unspecified rollbacks in public-service salaries; and ­overall a cut of five per cent in total gov...

Two men who once held the purse strings in Newfoundland and Labrador are urging today's leaders to make decisions without fear of political fallout. As Terry Roberts writes, the current premier says he's ready to do just that.

Premier Andrew Furey's decision to outline his government's response to a report on Newfoundland and Labrador's dire economic situation via a video is being criticized for a lack of transparency and a stifling of public dialogue.

iPolitics By Alan Freeman. Published on May 13, 2021 6:00pm The province has Canada’s oldest population, highest jobless rate, highest per-capita health spending along with the weakest health outcomes in the country. N.L. Premier Andrew Furey at press briefing on Feb. 10, 2021. (N.L. Communications Group Photo) Schools with no students. Ferry runs with no passengers. A 22-year freeze on university tuition. A population that is lower than it was 50 years ago. A bloated public servi...