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"These are basic rights, fundamental rights." PM Mark Carney fired back at U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer for reportedly dismissing Quebec culture as a "funny fact."

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779,931 views • 10 hours ago

This comparison is embarrassing for Ottawa. America’s Jamieson Greer explains where the deal stands, what happens next and what the U.S. believes it secured. Then Canada’s Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc speaks. Supply management is intact. He’s “confident.” That’s it. Why are Canadians learning more about THEIR trade deal from Washington than from the Carney government?

This comparison is embarrassing for Ottawa. America’s Jamieson Greer explains where the deal stands, what happens next and what the U.S. believes it secured. Then Canada’s Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc speaks. Supply management is intact. He’s “confident.” That’s it. Why are Canadians learning more about THEIR trade deal from Washington than from the Carney government?

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