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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 55 words in the wake of the Parti Québécois’ election victory, the Prime Minister telephoned the Premier of Quebec to offer his congratulations and express his desire to work together on key priorities, including the economy, housing, support for workers and homelessness.1 It was a gesture of goodwill, but that collaborative spirit appears to have been short-lived. The question · 25 words How can the Prime Minister justify muzzling the Premier of Quebec on his own turf, during the Canada–Europe summit taking place this week in Montreal?2
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Signal · 100
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Respect · 100
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1 “the Prime Minister telephoned the Premier of Quebec to offer his congratulations and express his desire to work together on key priorities, including the economy, housing, support for workers and homelessness” After the Parti Québécois’ election victory, the Prime Minister telephoned the Premier of Quebec to congratulate him and say he wanted to work together on priorities including the economy, housing, support for workers and homelessness. search 2 “the Canada–Europe summit taking place this week in Montreal” A Canada–Europe summit is taking place this week in Montreal (the week of October 27, 2026). search
