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From Champlain to Charest: the case for Quebec’s leadership

The remarkable society the Sieur de Champlain began in Quebec 400 years ago has steered a thoughtful path and has made Canada, North America, and above all francophone Quebec immeasurably stronger as a result.

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BY CONSERVATIVE SEN. HUGH SEGAL
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