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A story on Wednesday’s front page misstated the relationship between two Canadian energy companies. New Brunswick Power is not a subsidiary of Emera Energy Inc. However, Emera and NB Power, the provincial electrical utility, are partners in the international electricity transmission line project. As stated, Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.
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A story on Wednesday’s front page misstated the relationship between two Canadian energy companies. New Brunswick Power is not a subsidiary of Emera Energy Inc. However, Emera and NB Power, the provincial electrical utility, are partners in the international electricity transmission line project. As stated, Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. is a subsidiary of Emera.
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A story on Page B2 in some editions of Wednesday’s paper contained incorrect information about a new transfer station policy in Lincoln to print license plate numbers on permit stickers. The town’s solid waste-recycling committee approved the policy, although it will still require the approval of the full council if it is to become the new policy.
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