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The members of the Bloc Québécois were only able to count on the support of the elected members of the New Democratic Party.
The Bloquist motion calling on Mark Carney's Liberal government to pay Quebecers and British Columbians a share equivalent to nearly 4 billion "remissions" to other Canadians was defeated.
The Bloquist motion calling on Mark Carney's Liberal government to pay Quebecers and British Columbians a share equivalent to nearly $4 billion in "remise" paid to other Canadians was defeated. Bloc Quebecers were only able to count on the support of the New Democratic Party's elected representatives on Wednesday. Liberals and Conservatives were all opposed to it. In total, 30 elected people voted in favour and 308 voted against, as announced in…
The Bloquist motion calling on Mark Carney's Liberal government to pay Quebecers and British Columbians a share equivalent to nearly $4 billion in "remise" paid to other Canadians was defeated. Bloc Quebecers were only able to count on the support of the New Democratic Party's elected representatives on Wednesday. Liberals and Conservatives were all opposed to it. In total, 30 elected people voted in favour and 308 voted against, as announced in…
The Bloquist motion calling on Mark Carney's Liberal government to pay Quebecers and British Columbians a share equivalent to nearly $4 billion in "remise" paid to other Canadians was defeated. Bloc Quebecers were only able to count on the support of the New Democratic Party's elected representatives on Wednesday. Liberals and Conservatives were all opposed to it. In total, 30 elected people voted in favour and 308 voted against, as announced in…
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