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Quebec Premier fires opening salvo at Ottawa with refusal to attend Canada-EU summit

Outlet: The Globe and Mail · Eric Andrew-Gee, Maura Forrest · Published 30/10/2026 00:01 UTC

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Paul St-Pierre Plamondon does not attend event after federal government denies province’s request to have its leader speak publicly

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 30/10/2026 16:16 UTC

    The move is the first in what promises to be a combative relationship with the Paul St-Pierre Plamondon does not attend event after federal government denies province’s request to have its leader speak publicly

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    Before: «The move is the first in what promises to be a combative relationship with the federal government» e10a7a90594d

    After: «Paul St-Pierre Plamondon does not attend event after federal government denies province’s request to have its leader speak publicly» eb64d8e4a69c

  2. Headline · detected on 30/10/2026 16:16 UTC

    Quebec Premier skips fires opening salvo at Ottawa with refusal to attend Canada-EU summit in Montreal over Ottawa’s refusal to let him speak

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    Before: «Quebec Premier skips Canada-EU summit in Montreal over Ottawa’s refusal to let him speak» cf7c20f6fb39

    After: «Quebec Premier fires opening salvo at Ottawa with refusal to attend Canada-EU summit» 8c1a42323b67

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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-quebec-st-pierre-plamondon-canada-eu-summit-montreal-ottawa/
Published
30/10/2026 00:01 UTC
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30/10/2026 00:09 UTC
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