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Radio-Canada reported on Mark Carney's exclusion of oil pipelines from his list of national priority projects, set for release on Thursday. This followed reports from three sources who informed Radio-Canada of the omission prior to the announcement. Separately, Radio-Canada featured Dimonoff in a segment on "Québec 2050: AI to Improve Citizens’ Lives," highlighting Quebec's advancements in urban connectivity. Additionally, Radio-Canada contributed to reporting on evolving COVID-19 vaccination policies in Canada.
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