Custom Stickers & Labels — Churchill Falls, Newfoundland

Churchill Falls is one of the engineering wonders of Canada — the Labrador community built entirely to operate the Churchill Falls Generating Station (generating 5,428 MW of hydroelectric power, one of the largest underground powerhouses in the world, completed 1971 at a cost of $950 million in 1971 dollars, now providing Quebec with electricity under the controversial 1969 power contract that Churchill Falls Power Corporation still contests as the most lopsided hydro deal in North American history) — an isolated company town of 700 residents 300 km from the nearest major centre, where workers maintain 11 underground turbines that generate 30% of Labrador and Newfoundland's total power output in a powerhouse 300 metres beneath the boreal plateau.