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Quebec strikes full tentative deals with Common Front, FAE unions

"I really hope that what that means is that they finally see our perspective,” says Marion Miller, a teacher part of the FAE, as the union along with the Common Front struck full tentative deals with the Quebec government. Rubertucci reports.

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