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CTV’s Jeremie Charron provides a lookahead to the first ministers meeting with the economy and eliminating trade barriers at the top of the agenda.

About 18,000 cyclists cruised down safe, car-free streets, facing wet pavement and winds for Montreal’s annual Tour de l’Île.