premier of Quebec and Canadian politician
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37 articles from 7 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Wed 28 Oct, 8 articles
About half the coverage comes from centre-rated outlets. Left-leaning outlets ran 15 of these articles, right-leaning ones 4.
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Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has not confirmed whether he will attend the Canada-European Union summit in Montreal, citing federal government censorship. The standoff highlights tensions between provincial and federal leadership ahead of a major diplomatic event.
Donald Trump posted on social media to congratulate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon on becoming Quebec's new premier. The gesture follows recent provincial election results and comes despite prior criticism of Trump's policies by the new premier.
Donald Trump congratulated Quebec's new premier, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, on social media. The premier is under scrutiny for not attending a First Nations summit and is set to meet Indigenous leaders later, while also accusing Ottawa of limiting his role at a Canada-EU summit.
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, newly designated premier of Quebec, has requested that the lieutenant-governor not attend the swearing-in of his cabinet. This move reflects the government's stance on the role of the British Crown in Quebec's political institutions.
Fifty-nine members of the Parti Québécois were sworn in at the Quebec National Assembly following their election. The event marks the beginning of a minority government under the party's leadership.
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is set to meet Christine Fréchette as part of the government handover process in Quebec. The transition marks a shift in leadership ahead of the new premier assuming office.