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Barry Appleton: Trump’s demands to change our laws must be rejected

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The United States pressed Canada on the protection of the French language and our culture until the very last minute of negotiations.

That is Prime Minister Mark Carney's account.

Reporting on the leaked terms adds that Ottawa was asked to scupper its digital legislation.

Not amend it.

Not delay it.

Drop it.

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