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New Quebec Premier Seeks to Defy Polls and Separate Province From Canada
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic Politics
Quebec leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon reiterated his pledge to hold an independence referendum by 2030, despite polling indicating most Quebecers do not support the proposal. The article provides no polling figures or market reaction.
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