NEW - How One Province Made Billions Off The Other's Power

Shane Hewitt and The Nightshift · Aug 22, 2026 · 9m

A power deal signed in the 1960s looked reasonable to both sides at the time. Then oil prices moved, and one province found a way to multiply its profits tenfold while the other kept collecting the exact same twenty million dollars a year, for fifty straight years. Andrew Caddell explains exactly how that gap opened up and why it never closed.

A handful of people are finally credited with getting a new deal to the table after decades of failed attempts, and Andrew names who actually made it happen this time, along with the specific terms that could reshape how much Newfoundland earns from its…