The Burin Peninsula Energy Advisory Board held a public information session last weekend to explain its role. But during the question-and-answer session, the focus shifted to questions about Everwind Fuels’ green hydrogen project proposed for the region. NTV’s Ross Tilley reports.
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Runway reopens after plane overruns landing at St. John’s International Airport, no injuries reported
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Gander seeks help from province turning old church into affordable housing
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Province spends over $2 million to acquire land next to war memorial
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