The federal energy minister was in St. John’s Wednesday making announcements for green energy in the province, including $660,000 to help Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro upgrade a 735-kilovolt transmission line between Churchill Falls and Labrador West, among other projects. NTV’s Ryan Harding reports.
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