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Posted AT 11:25 PM EDT on 04/07/08

Champlain is still among us

From Saturday's Globe and Mail

To the question, Are we celebrating in the 400th anniversary of Quebec City the foundation of Canada or Quebec?, the answer is happily simple: Both.

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