MONTREAL — Pamela Porter, the wife of the former head of the McGill University Health Centre, Arthur Porter, has left jail and is now living in a halfway house.
She had been behind bars since May 2013.
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During a hearing in front of the Quebec Parole Board Commission, Porter said felt betrayed by her husband and does not want to speak to him ever again.
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Arthur Porter has been detained in Panama since May 2013 and has been fighting extradition.
He faces fraud charges related to the $1.3-billion MUHC superhospital project.
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His wife was sentenced to 33 months in jail after she pleaded guilty to two counts of money laundering.
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The Commission agreed to release her early, saying there was no risk she would be a repeat offender.
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Porter still has to do 240 hours of community service.
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