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Fréchette Holds Fire on U.S. Trade Deal | Canada News
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Quebec’s Premier Christine Fréchette is holding firm on her cautious stance toward a U.S. trade deal, demanding full transparency—especially on how the agreement impacts Quebec’s culture and French language. While the U.S. pushes for reinstating American alcohol sales in Canada, Fréchette insists on clear answers before committing, noting Quebec alone holds the final say. With economic stakes high and support programs ready for businesses, both Quebec’s Finance and International Relations ministers are watching closely as negotiations continue—marked by recent U.S. tariff pauses and Canada’s concessions on provincial trade restrictions. Fréchette acknowledges progress but remains resolute: she won’t move forward without full clarity.
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