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Article content Manitoba Hydro is folding subsidiary Manitoba Hydro International back into the parent company, effective immediately. President and CEO Jay Grewal said on Tuesday this is about realigning the crown corporation’s assets under its core principles and all of MHI’s 100 permanent employees will be brought in under the Hydro umbrella. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Manitoba Hydro subsidiary wrapping up international contracts Back to video “By bringing them into Manitoba Hydro, one, we create greater opportunities for them i...

  WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Hydro is making changes to one of its international subsidiaries, the Crown corporation announced on Tuesday. In a statement, the corporation said it will reorganize Manitoba Hydro International (MHI) following an independent review of its operations. The reorganization will see MHI continue to operate as a subsidiary of Manitoba Hydro and the sections focused on technology solutions would still operate. However, the international consulting portion of MHI will gradually be wound down. “The comprehensive review determined that MHI was operating in higher-risk in...

Winnipeg Free Press Former Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall was to complete a report on the building of the Keeyask generating station and the Bipole III transmission line last fall. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Mark Taylor The NDP is demanding the release of a report into the decisions surrounding the construction of a pair of Manitoba Hydro mega projects, saying it could hold clues as to the Pallister government's intentions regarding the province's largest Crown corporation. The NDP is demanding the release of a report into the decisions surrounding the construction of a pair of Manitoba Hydro mega pr...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Editorial | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 Editorial There was quite a collision earlier this week at the intersection of Transparency and Ideology. And yes, injuries were reported. There was quite a collision earlier this week at the intersection of Transparency and Ideology. And yes, injuries were reported. The incident in question began with the report that Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government, citing financial hardship created by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, demanded that a two-year...