A fishing trip to Labrador had the Premier in hot water in the House of Assembly today. Andrew Furey says he paid his own way. But the opposition raised the spectre of conflict of interest, because the fishing lodge is owned by a billionaire backing a hydrogen megaproject in Stephenville. NTV’s Jodi Cooke reports.
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