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More Coffey talk brewing on second day of NL question period
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26 Churchill Falls revenue can put province on a better pathway: NL finance minister NL Government cutting provincial tax on gasoline, diesel to zero starting Dec.
28, the House is set to debate a private members’ bill from Hogan that would bring the final Churchill Falls agreement back to the legislature.
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More Coffey talk brewing on second day of NL question period
The debate continues around Churchill Falls on Oct. 28
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By Nicholas Mercer
Published Oct 28, 2026
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham rises to speak during the second day of the fall sitting of the NL House of Assembly.
It was another day in the NL House of Assembly, and another day the provincial government was tasked with answering questions about Bern Coffey’s departure.…
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