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NDP candidates acknowledge weak French as Montreal debate shifts mostly to English

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NDP candidates acknowledge weak French as Montreal debate shifts mostly to English

The NDP leadership hopefuls admitted their French skills fell short during the campaign’s first debate in Montreal, where much of the discussion shifted into English.

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