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Manitoba Hydro leadership discusses Grand Rapids Generating Station impacts with…

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The leadership of Manitoba Hydro visited Misipawistik Cree Nation and Chemawawin Cree Nation to discuss the impacts of the Grand Rapids Generating Station. The two-day visit included tours of the Grand Rapids Generating Station and Grand Rapids Fish Hatchery, as well as discussions with leadership and community members.

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The Grand Rapids Generating Station was constructed on the Saskatchewan River between 1960 and 1968. The project reportedly flooded over 1,100 square kilometres of habitat, reserve lands, and traditional areas used by local communities. The visit underscores the company's ongoing engagement regarding its hydroelectric developments.

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  • Manitoba HydroElectric power and natural gas utility company in Manitoba, engaged in discussions regarding the impacts of its Grand Rapids Generating Station.

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