Style
Falardeau's rhetorical style was well known for mixing intellectual reflection with a deliberately working-class joual dialect which occasionally slips into coarse language. Partly because of this colourful speaking style, he was often sought after for on-air opinions by media outlets seeking sensationalist copy.
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