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Carney says Quebec Premier Left EU Dinner Seat Empty
Premier Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon accuses Ottawa of sidelining Quebec at the Canada‑EU summit, while Prime Minister Mark Carney says the premier chose to leave the dinner seat empty.
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