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Charbonneau October 1stTue, Oct 1: Nothing short of jaw-dropping testimony at the Charbonneau commission Tuesday. A witness told commissioners Quebec’s largest labour union is run by the Montreal mafia. The Gazette’s Monique Muise gives us more details.Oct 1, 2013
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Focus BC: Possibility of money laundering inquirySimon Tremblay, a Lawyer involved in Quebec’s Charbonneau Commission, says B.C. can’t wait for an inquiry into money launderingCrimeFeb 8, 2019
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Lino Zambito describes his experience at the Charbonneau CommissionLino Zambito took the stand as the main witness in the Charbonneau Commission in 2012. His new book focusses on the paid kickbacks to municipal politicians and the mafia for construction kickNov 10, 2016
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Lino Zambito strikes againThu, Nov 10: The star witness at the Charbonneau Commission in 2012 has published a book, making more alarming allegations about corruption in government ranks. Raquel Fletcher explains.Global News at 5:30 and 6:30Nov 10, 2016
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Focus BC: Difficulty of find out the truth into B.C. money launderingQuebec lawyer involved in Charbonneau Commission says an inquiry into money laundering is needed to know the “truth.”CrimeFeb 8, 2019
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Quebec’s Bill 61 sent back to the drawing boardThe CAQ government’s Bill 61, which aims at kickstarting the economy, has been met with harsh criticism from opposition parties. On Wednesday, the Quebec auditor general raised concerns that some parts of the bill could go so far as undermining the changes that came out of the Charbonneau Commission. Global’s Raquel Fletcher explains.CanadaJun 10, 2020
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Accurso testifies at CharbonneauTue, Sep 2: Tony Accurso appeared before the Charbonneau Commission after a failed attempt to avoid having to testify. Reporter Domenic Fazioli has more.Sep 2, 2014
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Who should be held accountable in money laundering scandal?Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West points to Quebec’s Charbonneau Commission as a model B.C. should be looking at for money laundering inquiry.CrimeMay 3, 2019
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Charbonneau commission recommendationsMarch 24: The provincial government announced it will implement some of the recommendations of the Charbonneau report, which investigated corruption in Quebec’s construction industry. As Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports, a lot needs to be done to regain public confidence.Mar 24, 2016
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PQ leadership candidate slams Liberals over Charbonneau CommissionSun, Aug 7: Paul St-Pierre Plamdon, a candidate in the Parti Quebecois leadership race, is accusing the Liberals of ignoring the Charbonneau Commission recommendations. If elected, he promises to fight corruption.Global News at 6 MontrealAug 7, 2016
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Tony Accurso takes the stand at CharbonneauAfter a year trying to avoid to testify, construction entrepreneur Tony Accurso is finally taking the stand on the Charbonneau Commission. Political analyst Anne Lagace-Dowson gives us an insight into why Accurso’s testimony can be the final piece to the corruption puzzle in the construction scandal.PoliticsSep 3, 2014