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The Canadian Press
Date: Tuesday Jun. 24, 2008 8:50 AM ET
MONTREAL —
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and other federal party leaders are celebrating Quebec history Tuesday by taking in Fete Nationale festivities around the Montreal area. Harper is speaking at a barbecue in the city's south shore suburb of Longueuil. Liberal Leader Stephane Dion is attending a reception hosted by Montreal Mayor Gerald Tremblay. He will also appear at an afternoon picnic. Meanwhile, NDP Leader Jack Layton will take part in the city's St-Jean-Baptiste Day parade. The annual parade kicks off at 1 p.m. in the downtown core. The Fete Nationale is a provincial holiday formerly known as St-Jean-Baptiste Day and is held every June 24.
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