The Interview: Philippe Couillard on the future of Quebec
The premier of Quebec on striking while the iron’s hot, curbing Quebec’s overspending and uncovering public servants’ veiled faces
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Paul Wells in conversation with Quebec premier Philippe Couillard
Maclean’s was the first English-Canadian news outlet to interview Philippe Couillard after he was elected the premier of Quebec in 2014. The Liberal leader spoke to Maclean’s in his Montreal office. Read the full transcript of Coulliard’s interview.
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Key Quebec Liberal leaves Trudeau’s fold
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Dead Obies criticized for ’franglais’ rap, blending French and English
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