Christine Fréchette

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette said she would be open to allowing U.S. wines back on the shelves if there are gains on the trade front.

I am not willing to accept any proposals to weaken the supply management system in the province or any changes that would affect Quebec culture and language.

I’d like to see reductions in tariff barriers for key sectors such as forestry, aluminum, and manufacturing.

I’m open to allowing US wines to return to liquor store shelves, but not at any price.

Of course deplores this kind of attack.

We all share, in fact, the same objectives: intensified negotiations in order to avoid an escalation that would be very harmful.

I think it’s something we need to consider, that we need to analyze.

I’ll compete in the Trois-Rivières riding vacated by Labour Minister Jean Boulet.

Resilience and adaptation will be key words going forward.

Such acts have no place here.

Montreal has what it needs to welcome the bank, including expertise in finance, defence and the aerospace industry.

There are good chances it will be brought back in the fall.

I have not made up my mind on Q-5 yet,” she said. “There are good chances it will be brought back in the fall.

I have not made up my mind on Q-5 yet.

This is not the Quebec we stand for.

Today, I am pleased to announce that Quebec is getting its fair share. In fact, it is receiving more than its fair share of federal investment.

If we want to maintain our existing infrastructure — the infrastructure built by our parents and grandparents — we must secure our fair share of federal investment.