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Ace up his sleeve: Quebec's economic development minister Bernard Landry says hydroelectric power is his province's trump card in attracting investment
Ace up his sleeve: Quebec's economic development minister Bernard Landry says hydroelectric power is his province's trump card in attracting investment

Ace up his sleeve: Quebec's economic development minister Bernard Landry says hydroelectric power is his province's trump card in attracting investment

Date12/3/1979
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