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What are the main takeaways from the finance ministers' meeting? | Power & Politics
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25:53Now PlayingThe federal and provincial finance ministers met in Charlottetown on Wednesday ahead of a crucial summer meeting of Canada's premiers. When the first ministers gather, what will top the list of the provinces' demands? Power & Politics hears from meeting attendees federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne, as well as Ontario's Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy and his Quebec counterpart, Eric Girard.
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