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Liberal MPs want Trudeau to take on Quebec’s Bill 21, say he risks losing Grits’ base

Pollster Nik Nanos says Bill 21 is like a political 'stink bomb' for Justin Trudeau because it's popular in Quebec, which is a key building block for Liberal electoral fortunes. But if Trudeau takes any action against the law, the Liberals will lose support in the province and if he doesn't, Canadians in the rest of Canada will be disappointed.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Sept. 11 that his government will continue to negotiate bilateral agreements, contradicting an earlier stance that it would only honour the four deals signed before the April 2025 election.

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