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Carney irritated by Quebec courting U.S. officials

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Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon reached out to US governors and senators with ties to his province.

What happened

Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon sent letters to 59 US governors and senators of states with ties to his province, congratulating them on their elections and inviting collaboration. The letters were obtained by National Post. Prime Minister Mark Carney appears to have been irritated by this move.

Why it matters

The move could have implications for Canada-US relations, as it may be perceived as an attempt by Quebec to bypass the federal government in its dealings with the US. The development may also raise questions about the role of provincial governments in international relations.

Key facts

  • Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon sent letters to 59 US officials.
  • The letters were obtained by National Post.
  • Prime Minister Mark Carney appears to be irritated by the move.
  • The letters were sent to governors and senators of states with ties to Quebec.
  • The letters congratulated the officials on their elections and invited collaboration.

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