Quebec: is the dream still alive? - FRANCE 24

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Quebec: is the dream still alive?

How will the province of Quebec be affected by the recent elections in Canada, in which the conservative party failed to gain an overall majority? And what impact will the upcoming summit of the French-speaking world have on quebecois culture?

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