NB Power

NB Power still not quite ‘In this place’

The contentious deal to sell New Brunswick’s power utility to Hydro-Québec has been reworked – slightly – after much public opposition in the Maritime province.

Letters to the Editor

New Future for NB Power, New Opportunity for New Brunswick

I welcome this opportunity to respond to your editorial of November 11 regarding the proposed agreement between the New Brunswick government and Hydro-Québec.

Be ‘sold out’ in this place: protester

People from New Brunswick flooded the lawn in front of the provincial legislature building, spilling onto the steps of the Art Gallery which prompted the closure of part of Queen Street on Tuesday Nov 17.

Throne Speech focuses on NB Power Sale

At the last throne speech before the next election, the Liberals tried to sell the NB Power-Hydro-Quebec deal while protesters raged outside.

The Liberals gave the same message that they’ve been issuing for a month: NB Power is being sold, and this is for the better.

Ignatieff visits; Graham talks power

The Liberal Biennial Convention was held at the Fredericton Inn this past weekend, and the hot topic of the convention was the sale of NB Power.

NB Power sold off to Quebec: what’s your take?

For those of you who may not know, the Graham government plans to sell NB Power to Quebec.

Shawn Graham and Quebec’s Premier, Jean Charest, have recently struck a deal which will sell most of NB Power’s assets to Hydro-Quebec for $4.75 billion.

NB Power potentially selling assets to Hydro-Quebec

The province of New Brunswick has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Quebec suggesting the sale of most of NB Power’s assets for $4.75 billion – the entirety of the utility’s debt – to Hydro-Québec, Canada’s largest generator of electricity.

The old man rant

Bonjour mes amis. The big news everyone is yapping on about is that the Province of New Brunswick has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Hydro Quebec to sell most of NB Power’s assets.

NB Power CEO, Chair to speak to students

With the economy in turmoil, everyone is looking for a way to get ahead and the UNB Marketing Student Association (MSA) is bringing in two people who might be able to provide some valuable advice.

Today the MSA, in partnership with the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a discussion on competitive advantage with Francis McGuire and David Hay.

McGuire is the President and CEO of Major Drilling, Inc. as well as the current Chair of the Board for NB Power. He has also served as the province’s Deputy Minister of the Department of Economic Development and Tourism.