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"Affirming Canada": Fréchette Notes a "Convergence of Views" Between PSPP and Trump

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Christine Fréchette notes a "convergence of views" between Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and Donald Trump to weaken Canada.

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Accused by Christine Fréchette of "hidden" his referendum option, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon countered on the contrary that he completely "assumes" his independent commitment.

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Christine Fréchette notes a "convergence of views" between Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and Donald Trump to weaken Canada.

·Montreal, Canada
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Christine Fréchette notes a "convergence of views" between Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and Donald Trump to weaken Canada.

·Montreal, Canada
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Christine Fréchette raises the tone against Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. According to her, there is "convergence of views" between the Pequist leader and US President Donald Trump.

·Montreal, Canada
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According to PSPP, yes! 😂😂😂😂 🚨 “Quebec doesn’t need the CAQ to deal with Donald Trump’s tariffs. […] The Fréchette team is a weakened version of the CAQ,” says Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. pic.twitter.com/Cs0MmrACZ6 — Hadi Hassin (@hassinhadi) September 5, 2026 Unnecessary comment to send me: little bum! The article “The Fréchette team is the weak version of the CAQ?” first appeared on La Clique du Plateau.

Christine Fréchette was interviewed in Midi pile to discuss the election campaign marked by Trump's tariffs.

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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