https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2287702/caq-scrs-ingere...
When the US pours millions or billions of dollars covertly into a foreign election, or even into street militias and paramilitaries on one side of an election, it's actually a human rights violation if you stop us.
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2287644/frechette-inger...
ilamont•46m ago
This incident aside, doesn't Quebec already have special rights within the confederation to manage certain international relationships? E.g. quasi-diplomatic General Delegation in Paris, Francophone offices overseas, certain aspects of immigration to Quebec?
snapplebobapple•41m ago
mlekoszek•39m ago
bpodgursky•36m ago
estearum•32m ago
Which would be completely different from province-to-province negotiation, obviously.
TMWNN•33m ago
So the shocking allegations boil down to
* US attempt to talk to Quebec City about tariffs, and
* a US think tank publishing something in February 2026 about how the US might benefit from the (meaningful, longstanding, legal) Quebecois pro-sovereignist sentiment.
Meanwhile, no shortage of announced Canadian intentions, in the first Trump administration and during the current trade war, to "target the red states" with tariffs to influence US politics, and no shortage of self-hating American Redditors cheering this on because Trump = bad, so anything that other countries do against the US = good.
[1] I have to specify this, because Canada does not have internal free trade! In some ways, trade with the US is freer than intra-Canada trade. Yet more proof of how as Paul Krugman wrote, Canada is closer to the US than to itself <https://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/13/eh/>.