Danny Williams Criticizes Hydro-Québec Deal
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Did Quebec get a better deal? Hydro-Québec comments spook critics in Newfoundland - Montreal | Globalnews.ca

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Danny Williams is urging officials with Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro to ask Hydro-Québec to pay more as the two public utilities negotiate a final deal on electricity rates from Labrador .
He pointed to recent comments in media reports from a Hydro-québec official saying the draft deal offers remarkable prices at rates the province could not refuse.
The agreement in principle replaces a 1969 contract that gave Hydro-Qébec power rates from Newfoundland that are far below market value.
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