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Montreal Gazette on MSNTrump’s latest move on aluminum tariffs defies all logic, Legault saysMeeting the media as he entered the legislature Wednesday, Legault repeated the United States gets 60 per cent of its ...
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The Gazette on MSNLegault hints at hydro line progress after ‘refreshing’ meeting with CarneyIn December 2024, Legault and former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Andrew Furey signed a landmark agreement to further develop the Churchill Falls power network. The project includes new power ...
Premier François Legault has fallen under the spell of his federal counterpart Mark Carney. Returning from the First ...
Quebec is setting the table for a reduction in its permanent immigration thresholds. Immigration Minister Jean-François ...
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Quebec premier François Legault says Trump 'defies all logic'In the wake of Trump's 50 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminum, the Quebec government wants to push through a major energy reform bill. Premier François Legault says it's urgent to create more jobs ...
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Montreal Gazette on MSNCAQ plan proposes a drastic reduction to permanent immigrationUse precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...
Twenty years ago, the Bloc Québécois MP at the time held sway in Vaudreuil—Soulanges. This riding, located on the west side ...
Fueled by a severe heat wave, wildfires rage across Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, prompting Quebec to offer crucial ...
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Quebec Premier François Legault is calling U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff threat on Canadian steel and aluminum ...
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Quebec Premier François Legault to seek federal funds for Churchill Falls power linesQuebec Premier François Legault says he will ask the federal government to help finance the transmission lines for hydroelectricity projects connecting his province and Newfoundland and Labrador.
N.L. Premier John Hogan speaks to reporters ahead of the first ministers' meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney in ...
Most Canadians still see U.S. duties as a danger and prefer the Liberals over Conservatives to manage cross-border trade ...
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