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Gail Baikie, Jane Stinson, Deborah Stienstra and Leah Levac are all Feminist Northern Network (FemNorthNet) which is a project of the Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women.

Federal government has responsibility to critically evaluate Muskrat Falls, other resource development projects

  • “Muskrat Falls is a boondoggle,” screamed recent media headlines about the new mega hydro-electric dam in Labrador. Construction costs have almost doubled from original
Opinion | BY DEBORAH STIENSTRA, GAIL BAIKIE, LEAH LEVAC | August 15, 2016
Muskrat Falls hydroelectric generating project on the lower Churchill River in Labrador, pictured Aug. 3, 2016. Photograph courtesy of Nalcor Energy Lower Churchill Project

Federal government has responsibility to critically evaluate Muskrat Falls, other resource development projects

Opinion | BY DEBORAH STIENSTRA, GAIL BAIKIE, LEAH LEVAC | August 15, 2016
  • “Muskrat Falls is a boondoggle,” screamed recent media headlines about the new mega hydro-electric dam in Labrador. Construction costs have almost doubled from original

Federal government has responsibility to critically evaluate Muskrat Falls, other resource development projects

Opinion | BY DEBORAH STIENSTRA, GAIL BAIKIE, LEAH LEVAC | August 15, 2016
  • “Muskrat Falls is a boondoggle,” screamed recent media headlines about the new mega hydro-electric dam in Labrador. Construction costs have almost doubled from original
Muskrat Falls hydroelectric generating project on the lower Churchill River in Labrador, pictured Aug. 3, 2016. Photograph courtesy of Nalcor Energy Lower Churchill Project

Federal government has responsibility to critically evaluate Muskrat Falls, other resource development projects

  • “Muskrat Falls is a boondoggle,” screamed recent media headlines about the new mega hydro-electric dam in Labrador. Construction costs have almost doubled from original
Opinion | BY DEBORAH STIENSTRA, GAIL BAIKIE, LEAH LEVAC | August 15, 2016
Muskrat Falls hydroelectric generating project on the lower Churchill River in Labrador, pictured Aug. 3, 2016. Photograph courtesy of Nalcor Energy Lower Churchill Project

Federal government has responsibility to critically evaluate Muskrat Falls, other resource development projects

Opinion | BY DEBORAH STIENSTRA, GAIL BAIKIE, LEAH LEVAC | August 15, 2016
  • “Muskrat Falls is a boondoggle,” screamed recent media headlines about the new mega hydro-electric dam in Labrador. Construction costs have almost doubled from original

Federal government has responsibility to critically evaluate Muskrat Falls, other resource development projects

Opinion | BY DEBORAH STIENSTRA, GAIL BAIKIE, LEAH LEVAC | August 15, 2016
  • “Muskrat Falls is a boondoggle,” screamed recent media headlines about the new mega hydro-electric dam in Labrador. Construction costs have almost doubled from original
Muskrat Falls hydroelectric generating project on the lower Churchill River in Labrador, pictured Aug. 3, 2016. Photograph courtesy of Nalcor Energy Lower Churchill Project
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