Macpherson: What Legault and the CAQ don't want anglos to hear

Ventriloquists have nothing on the Coalition Avenir Québec. François Legault’s party can talk out of both sides of its mouth at the same time, and in two different languages.
In Legault’s opening remarks at his news conference at the adjournment of the National Assembly last week, he made a point of saying a few words in English.
Mind you, Legault’s invitation to anglophones to “work all together” with his party rang hollow. The CAQ leader had already