Muskrat Falls: Poor communication led to missed deadline to limit contamination
Newfoundland and Labrador’s auditor general says government communication failures led to a missed deadline for…
Methylmercury
Inquiry finds environment of ‘mistrust’ after lack of Indigenous consultations for Muskrat Falls project
A thousand-page report into the financial and operational issues facing the multi-billion dollar Muskrat…
Inuit ask premier to halt imminent flooding of Muskrat Falls
Inuit leadership in Labrador is calling on the province to halt the flooding of the…
Residents of hydro-impacted communities bring message to Ottawa
To the federal government and some provinces, hydro dams represent a pathway from fossil fuels…
Protecting the land or breaking the law? A judge will now decided the fate of the Muskrat Falls land protectors
The Labrador land protectors had their last day in court Friday defending their resistance to…
Two hundred scholars call on Trudeau to halt Muskrat Falls hydro dam
(Labrador Land Protectors march onto the Muskrat Falls project site in October 2016. Photo courtesy:…
Committee releases report on methylmercury issues downstream from Muskrat Falls
A committee looking into how best to mitigate the risk of potential methylmercury poisoning downstream from the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric plant in Labrador has released four recommendations.
A look at the Muskrat Falls ‘boondoggle’ in pictures
APTN News When announced in 2012, former premier Kathy Dunderdale said the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric…
Inquiry does nothing to protect people living downstream from Muskrat Falls dam says land protector
A spokesperson for the land protectors in Labrador says the inquiry called Monday into the financial deal that shaped the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project, it will not protect the people who live downstream from the project.