OP-ED: Every dollar of Churchill Falls revenue should go to the debt in NL
Original article ↗Key figures
That’s because taxpayers in this province are buried under a net debt of $20.8 billion, the heaviest debt burden of any province in Canada.
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Article Excerpt
The new Churchill Falls deal will pour billions of dollars into the provincial treasury and every dollar should go to paying down Newfoundland and Labrador’s debt. That’s because taxpayers in this province are buried under a net debt of $20.8 billion, the heaviest debt burden of any province in Canada. Debt interest costs will cost […]
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