Inside Story: Former PUB chair calls for public inquiry and referendum on new Churchill Falls agreement
The House of Assembly will reopen Sept. 14 for a special debate on the new Churchill Falls agreement. But former PUB chair David Vardy says that’s not good enough, and is calling for a full public inquiry followed by a referendum. NTV’s Michael Connors reports.The House of Assembly will reopen Sept. 14 for a special debate on the new Churchill Falls agreement. But former PUB chair David Vardy says that’s not good enough, and is calling for a full public inquiry followed by a referendum. NTV’s Michael Connors reports.
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