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Fréchette promises extended language law, Drainville fewer immigrants in final CAQ leadership debate

A man in a tie and a woman in a blazer stand in front of a screen, on a stage, and shake hands.

Immigration, language and identity politics took centre stage at the final debate between the two candidates hoping to become Quebec’s next premier, with Bernard Drainville booed by his rival’s supporters.

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