MONTREAL – Quebec’s corruption inquiry has completed the portion of its public hearings that dealt with witness testimony.
A Hydro-Quebec forensic accountant was the last witness at the Charbonneau Commission on Thursday.
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Beginning on Monday, the inquiry will hear from various groups such as Quebec’s anti-corruption unit and the province’s chief electoral officer.
Justice France Charbonneau has heard from more than 100 witnesses since the commission came into existence in 2011.
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Then-premier Jean Charest created the inquiry, which has looked into criminal corruption in the construction industry and its ties to organized crime and political parties.
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