XF100 audio with Premiere Pro CC

With Premiere Pro CS 5.5 and 6, my 2 stereo audio channels from my XF100 where imported as 2 differents stereo tracks on my timeline. Now with CC, I only have one stereo track, chanel 1 mono on the left and channel 2 mono on the right in my timeline. I use the Canon XF mpeg2 preset for my timeline as usual.
Can I have my two distinct stereo channels?

Yes I can do it with "modify" > "audio channels" in the contextual menu, but it won't help in the preference because the files are not a stereo media, they are just two seperate audio streams. So anyway, I can have it the way I want. I just don't like the new workflow because stereophony and channels shoud not be seen as the same thing. Thanks for your help!

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