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Aug 17, 2026
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Qui sort gagnant de l’entente sur Churchill Falls?
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ACCUEIL
ÉCONOMIE
DOSSIER
4 articles
Entente sur Churchill Falls
Le Québec pourrait compter sur environ 10 000 MW d’électricité en provenance du Labrador pour les 50 prochaines années, si l’accord est ratifié.
Publié à 16h33
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