The Canadian Press
1996-01-27 | Bouchard partition
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Talk of partitioning Quebec drew an angry response from the province's new premier, Lucien Bouchard. The suggestion was made by Stephane Dion shortly after he was sworn in as federal intergovernmental affairs minister. Bouchard said Canada could be split up, but not Quebec.
Date: 1996-01-27
Placeline: MONTREAL, Quebec.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 9 seconds
Transcript Prediction: << panda is a divisible but because Canada is not a real country there are two people two Nations into territories and this one is ours >>
Date: 1996-01-27
Placeline: MONTREAL, Quebec.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 9 seconds
Transcript Prediction: << panda is a divisible but because Canada is not a real country there are two people two Nations into territories and this one is ours >>
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