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N.L.'s energy minister says possible Churchill Falls deal doesn't happen until 2027
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31, 2026, was set for reaching a final deal.
17, following the special sitting of the legislature.
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NL's Mines and Energy Minister Lloyd Parrott says "It's not the end of the world' if new Quebec government needs longer than Dec. 31 to approve deal"
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By Gary Kean • The Telegram
Published Oct 09, 2026
NL's Mines and Energy Minister Lloyd Parrott says 'it's not the end of the world' if new Quebec government needs longer than Dec. 31 to approve deal.…
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