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Ministers Irate: PQ ministers Jacques Parizeau, left, Rodrigue Biron, centre, and Bernard Landry, have denounced Ottawa's refusal to contribute towards a program to aid failing Quebec companies
Ministers Irate: PQ ministers Jacques Parizeau, left, Rodrigue Biron, centre, and Bernard Landry, have denounced Ottawa's refusal to contribute towards a program to aid failing Quebec companies

Ministers Irate: PQ ministers Jacques Parizeau, left, Rodrigue Biron, centre, and Bernard Landry, have denounced Ottawa's refusal to contribute towards a program to aid failing Quebec companies

Date12/3/1979
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