Tensions between PM, Quebec premier continue to flare in new tiff over U.S. relations

The Quebec premier's direct outreach to U.S. officials to negotiate with American states has sparked fresh tensions with Prime Minister Mark Carney, who emphasized the importance of a unified approach in negotiations. This move by Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon highlights the ongoing friction between the federal and provincial governments over how best to handle international relations, particularly with the U.S. Carney's comments underscore the potential complications in Canada's diplomatic and trade strategies, especially as global relationships become more complex.