Wakeham won’t commit to Churchill Falls referendum timeline | PNI Atlantic News
Premier Tony Wakeham says he won’t commit to a timeline or even a referendum for the Churchill Falls Memorandum of Understanding until a deal is in place and negotiations address concerns raised by an independent report. Opposition and NDP leaders criticize the stance, with Liberal leader John Hogan calling it a broken promise and NDP leader Jim Dinn…
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