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Libman: Will Fréchette’s money shower pay election dividends for CAQ?

The party's strategy will be all-in with the premier as she tries to carve her own path

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That’s what Premier Christine Fréchette and her entourage seem to believe.

As part of the ongoing offensive to purge our memories of the past eight years — of what many consider an incompetent governing administration that she now leads — the party officially changed its name recently to Équipe Christine Fréchette — Coalition Avenir Québec.

On its website, the CAQ brand is virtually invisible with Fréchette’s face everywhere. Don’t expect to see former premier François Legault, the party’s founder and only previous leader, anywhere on the hustings during the coming election campaign despite having given Fréchette the opportunity for her rise to........

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