“We will always protect our culture”: Carney on French language at TIFF amid alleged demands from US
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Asked if he believed the French language and culture were non-negotiable, fundamental rights to Canadians on Sunday – something the U.S. allegedly took issue with amid trade tensions with Ottawa – Prime Minister Mark Carney said, “We will always protect our culture.” His comments were made at TIFF, where he said Canada welcomed more than 6,000 film industry professionals from over 85 countries. #TIFF #MarkCarney #Canada
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