Northwest Territories Power Corporation (NTPC) substation near Yellowknife
An NTPC substation near Yellowknife. (Supplied by NTPC.)
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NTPC CEO Resigns

True North FM News Room
By True North FM News Room

The CEO of the Northwest Territories Power Corporation is stepping down.

NTPC has confirmed that Emanuel DaRosa is resigning as president and Chief Executive Officer of the electrical company.

DaRosa joined the power corporation in the fall of 2011.

NTPC Communications were not able to confirm the reason for DaRosa’s resignation.

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