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Quebec Premier to Meet Prime Minister Mark Carney in Cambodia and in Quebec City
The leaders will meet in person twice before year-end after a dispute over location and speaking rights delayed talks.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney and Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon agreed to meet in person during the Francophonie Summit later this month in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, marking their first formal face-to-face discussion since the provincial election.
- St-Pierre Plamondon refused to attend last week's Canada-European Union Summit in Montreal, protesting Ottawa's denial of speaking rights, which strained relations between the two leaders.
- While Carney's office proposed meetings in Montreal or Ottawa-Gatineau, St-Pierre Plamondon insisted on Quebec City, citing provincial law requiring government meetings in the provincial capital.
- The leaders finalized a two-meeting plan, with the first session scheduled for November 14-16 during the Francophonie Summit and a second meeting expected in Quebec City in December.
- Federal and provincial officials confirmed both sides prioritize in-person dialogue over virtual discussions, with officials stating that scheduling a meeting as soon as possible remains a mutual objective.
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PSPP and Carney will meet twice before the end of the year
Prime Ministers Mark Carney and Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will finally meet twice before the end of the year, the first time in Cambodia during the Francophonie Summit, the second in Quebec City probably in December. That was indicated by a spokesperson for the Parti Québécois government on Thursday. “Both sides agree that an in-person meeting […]
·Toronto, Canada
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Le Journal de QuebecPremiers of Quebec and Canada, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and Mark Carney, will meet at the Francophonie Summit.
·Montreal, Canada
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The first official meeting of the premiers of Canada and Quebec will finally take place in Cambodia as part of the 20th Francophonie Summit.
·Montreal, Canada
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right3Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution46% Center
Bias Distribution
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