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CAQ leadership race takes shape as LeBel says she won’t runEducation Minister Sonia LeBel announced Monday she will not seek the CAQ leadership and will step away from political life at the end of the current term.PoliticsJan 19
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Anti-corruption police looking into allegations against Quebec LiberalsAnti-corruption police in Quebec say they are looking into allegations of wrongdoing involving Quebec Liberals before proceeding into a formal investigation.PoliticsNov 27, 2025
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Quebec Liberal Leader Rodriguez struggles to manage crisis within partyRodriguez gave a combative performance on "Tout le monde en parle" Sunday, capping off a week spent trying to get ahead of the crisis.PoliticsNov 24, 2025
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Quebec Liberals to call for Bonnardel resignation over SAAQclic fiascoThis comes after a bombshell report alleging Bonnardel knew about the cost overruns as early as 2021.PoliticsMar 19, 2025
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Quebec auto board ‘fiasco’ could be largest scandal since Charbonneau commissionThe fiasco involved half a billion dollars in cost overruns and has already claimed one minister in the province’s CAQ government.CanadaMar 4, 2025
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Judge orders stay of proceedings in Frank Zampino trialA judge has ordered a stay of proceedings in the court case of Frank Zampino, the former president of the executive committee of the City of Montreal.PoliticsSep 30, 2019
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The pros and cons of a public inquiry into B.C. money launderingPremier John Horgan's cabinet is grappling with whether or not to call a public inquiry into money laundering.PoliticsMay 14, 2019
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Montreal police urged to end street checks, acknowledge racism within forceQuebec's human rights commission says Montreal police must definitively end the practice of routine street checks.CanadaNov 22, 2019
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Sonia LeBel, former Charbonneau Commission lawyer, joins Quebec’s Coalition partySonia LeBel, The former lead counsel for the commission that looked into corruption in Quebec's construction industry is joining the Coalition Avenir Québec.PoliticsFeb 21, 2017
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Antonio Accurso fraud trial begins in LavalThe fraud trial of disgraced construction tycoon Tony Accurso begins in Laval.MoneyOct 19, 2017
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Guy Ouellette vs UPAC: What you need to know about Quebec’s biggest political scandal in yearsQuebec is in the midst of a major political scandal involving provincial MNA Guy Ouellette and anti-corruption squad UPAC. Here's what you need to know.CanadaNov 2, 2017
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Air Canada offers refunds to some passengers with cancelled flightsAir Canada has quietly changed its refund policy to allow some customers whose flights were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic to recoup their cash.ConsumerJun 26, 2020
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Rally against Bill 103 draws 3,000A rally to denounce proposed changes to Quebec's language law drew 3,000 people at the Pierre Charbonneau arena, according to organizers.Sep 20, 2010
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Jean Charest, Liberals ponder next stepsHe shouldn’t be out of work for long. A politician of Jean Charest’s calibre, with his vast network of contacts, here and abroad, dynamic speaking talents and 28 years of public service is bound to be scooped up by someone. <br />Sep 7, 2012
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Vision Montreal take Rivière-des-Prairies in byelectionVision Montreal candidate, Cindy Leclerc, won the Rivière-des-Prairies byelection on Sunday.Nov 12, 2012
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Montreal warned years ago about cost overruns in its ‘closed’ construction marketMONTREAL - The City of Montreal has released an old report that suggests the municipality knew eight years ago that it was significantly overpaying for construction projects, perhaps by more than 30 per cent.CanadaNov 12, 2012
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Old report reveals Montreal warned years ago about inflated costsThe City of Montreal has released an old report that suggests the municipality knew eight years ago that it was significantly overpaying for construction projects, perhaps by more than 30 per cent.Nov 12, 2012
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Prostitutes offered to Montreal city official, corruption inquiry hearsMONTREAL - A Montreal municipal official was offered prostitutes' services as a gift from construction companies, he testified Tuesday at Quebec's corruption inquiry.Nov 13, 2012
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NDP asks Elections Canada to look at alleged donor fraud involving ToriesOTTAWA - The federal Conservatives are facing the same sort of questions about phoney donors as some of the players in Quebec municipal and provincial politics, prompting the Opposition to demand an investigation.PoliticsNov 23, 2012
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Drama continues at the Charbonneau CommissionThe Charbonneau Commission broke early for lunch on Tuesday to give lawyers for the city of Montreal and the Quebec Liberal Party time to review evidence that “directly concerns them.”Nov 27, 2012