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Ahead of Quebec election, here's how party leaders want to tackle Canada-U.S. trade war

CBC Canada · August 24, 2026 at 3:41 p.m.

Ahead of Quebec election, here's how party leaders want to tackle Canada-U.S. trade war

Days after failed Canada-U.S. trade talks and renewed tariff threats by President Donald Trump, Quebec provincial party leaders are outlining their plans to face the current economic situation ahead of the upcoming provincial election this fall.

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