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Manitoba Hydro’s Preferred Development Plan

Commentary, Crown Corporations, David Vardy, Energy, Interview, ManitobaMay 5, 2014

David Vardy is interviewed by Geoff Currier on CJOB regarding his speech given for the Frontier Centre entitled: A Tale of Two Debacles: Muskrat Falls and Manitoba Hydro’s Preferred Development Plan.

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