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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 55 words President Macron of France has announced a 1,500-metric-ton quota of snow crab, to be caught on Canada’s continental shelf.1 He released this shortly after his meeting with the Liberal Prime Minister a few days ago.2 According to French media, this Canadian crab will be caught by a French vessel and landed in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.3 The question · 18 words Why is the Liberal Prime Minister selling out our fishery to France, which has not even ratified CETA?4
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Signal · 100
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Respect · 100
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Clarity · 100
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Claims · 4
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1 “a 1,500-metric-ton quota of snow crab, to be caught on Canada’s continental shelf” France’s President Macron announced a 1,500-metric-ton quota of snow crab to be caught on Canada’s continental shelf. search 2 “shortly after his meeting with the Liberal Prime Minister a few days ago” Macron’s announcement came shortly after a meeting between Macron and Canada’s Prime Minister a few days before September 24, 2026. search 3 “According to French media, this Canadian crab will be caught by a French vessel and landed in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon” French media reported that the snow crab will be caught by a French vessel and landed in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. search 4 “which has not even ratified CETA” France has not ratified CETA. search
