What's that smell?

Himself tells the Telegram:

Williams also said Neville's allegation after she was fired that the government tried to block her investigations is "absurd."

"What she's trying to do now is taint this with a conspiracy theory. That smells of Bern Coffey," said Williams.

Silly people and their silly conspiracy theories:

Williams said the biggest challenge the project faces is dealing with Quebec, which shouldn't be the case.

"Hydro-Quebec have skinned us big time on the Upper Churchill. The least they could do as a neighbour, as fellow Canadians, would be allow us to just go on with our project," he said.

But, Williams contends, the utility has "blocked us at every step."