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 From the beginning of the Wuskwatim project there has been a cooperative approach to development between Manitoba Hydro and NCN.
In 1997, NCN and Manitoba Hydro established a working group to facilitate ongoing consultation regarding the proposed development.
In late 1999, NCN and Manitoba Hydro selected a joint study team to conduct biophysical and socio-economic studies required as part of the regulatory approval process.The team designed and implemented a Joint Study Program to address the concerns and issues raised by NCN and Manitoba Hydro.
Joint Study Program
- Provided environmental and socio-economic information that is being used in the project-planning phase to avoid or minimize impactsİ - and to address compensation issues where impacts cannot be avoided or minimized.
- It also provided information to conduct an environmental assessment of the proposed project and prepare an Environmental Impact Statement.
- And, it provided information on the existing environment in sufficient detail to allow for post-project monitoring.
Read More About the Project
A Change From the Past
A Cooperative Approach
Extensive Community Consultation
Regulatory Processes
Use of Traditional Knowledge
Benefits of the Project
Bird's Eye View of Artist's Concept of Wuskwatim Generating Station
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