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Line Maheux
Line Maheux is a Canadian communications consultant and political strategist. At different times, she has worked for Preston Manning, Stockwell Day, Mike Harris, John Nunziata, and Stephen Harper.
==Reform Party==
Maheux was hired as the Reform Party of Canada's first Quebec organizer in July 1994, after the party ended its practice of not running candidates in the province. Newspaper reports from the period describe her as a 32-year-old bilingual single mother.〔Derek Ferguson, "Reform launches Quebec ad blitz," ''Toronto Star'', 8 July 1994, A18.〕 A former sales representative, she left university to take the position.〔Peter O'Neil, "Reform party chooses its first Quebec candidate," ''Toronto Star'', 8 January, A7.〕
Maheux was the Reform Party's first nominated candidate in Quebec, for a by-election in Brome—Missisquoi held on February 13, 1995. She acknowledged that she had little chance of winning and said that she was trying to counter a perception that the Reform Party was sexist, racist, and anti-French.〔Derek Ferguson, "Reform launches Quebec ad blitz," ''Toronto Star'', 8 July 1994, A18.〕 She received less than two per cent of the vote, finishing fourth against Liberal Party candidate Denis Paradis. After the election, she was hired as an advisor to party leader Preston Manning on Quebec issues.〔"National notebook," ''Globe and Mail'', 4 March 1995, A4.〕
She was a spokesperson for Reform in the 1997 federal election, when the party ran advertisements that were widely regarded as anti-Quebec.〔Chris Cobb, "All parties launch ads in final pitch to voters," ''Kitchener-Waterloo Record'', 28 May 1997, A5.〕 After the election, Maheux became Manning's top adviser on national unity issues.〔Jeff Adams, "Premiers' national unity talks may spawn solid plan," ''Hamilton Spectator'', 20 August 1997, B1.〕
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