Latest person tarred at Quebec corruption inquiry: a sitting judge
MONTREAL – The fast-growing list of people tarred by testimony at Quebec’s corruption inquiry...
View ArticleParti Quebecois warns judicial inquiry: be careful where you tread
The Parti Quebecois government has fired off a warning for the province’s ongoing corruption...
View ArticleMayor of Montreal position posted on job search website
The Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal wants a mayor who will represent the...
View ArticleGilles Vaillancourt: breaking down the ‘gangsterism’ charges
Martin Patriquin on the unprecedented allegations against Laval's former mayor
View ArticleScrutiny shifts to police in corruption-tainted Laval
MONTREAL – The day after a once-mighty mayor was arrested in his own city...
View ArticleGilles Cloutier tells Charbonneau inquiry that he lied on the stand
MONTREAL – A witness who has delivered bombshell testimony at Quebec’s corruption inquiry is...
View ArticleQuebec inquiry delayed by concerns about witness credibility
MONTREAL – Quebec’s corruption inquiry is being delayed today because of questions about the...
View ArticleVan Loan on Mulcair: why so quiet on corruption, Tom?
The Government House Leader's statement on bribery allegations in La Presse
View ArticleTom Mulcair spoke to police ‘to help’ with Quebec corruption probe
The fallout from Quebec’s corruption scandals has reached the epicentre of Canada’s Parliament, with...
View ArticleQuebec construction exec describes how his car was blown up
MONTREAL – Quebec’s corruption inquiry has heard its fair share of explosive allegations. The...
View ArticleThe gangster politics of Laval
Martin Patriquin explains why It’s no surprise Quebec’s third-largest city is now a ward of the province
View ArticleDessau CEO Jean-Pierre Sauriol quits in wake of corruption scandal
MONTREAL – A major Quebec engineering firm has become the latest to lose its...
View ArticleMontreal and the Applebaum arrest: From bad to worse to ‘What next?’
Martin Patriquin explains why the arrest of interim mayor Michael Applebaum is just one of the city's problems
View ArticleJean-Francois Lisee: Montreal needs you
The PQ minister has little to offer in Montreal's moment of crisis
View ArticleCleaning up a culture of corruption
Anti-corruption expert Michael Hershman on the slow and painful process ahead for Quebec
View ArticleQuebec’s explosive corruption inquiry is back from its summer break
MONTREAL – Quebec’s corruption inquiry has resumed after a two-month summer break — and...
View Article1-800-O-Collusion: Quebec inquiry hears how feds’ Economic Action Plan targeted
MONTREAL – Quebec’s corruption inquiry has heard how the federal Economic Action Plan featured...
View ArticleCorruption suspects gave $2 million to federal parties: CP report
An analysis by The Canadian Press involving all 102 individuals charged after sweeps by Quebec's anti-corruption police squad shows that nearly half — 45 of them — made registered legal contributions...
View ArticleQuebec corruption suspects donated most to the Liberals, until recently
Donation history of 102 people charged by Quebec's anti-corruption squad shows nearly half contributed to federal parties
View ArticleQuebec union doesn’t want wiretaps played at corruption inquiry
MONTREAL – A powerful Quebec labour union is fighting to keep wiretaps from being...
View ArticlePQ defends Boisclair after testimony at corruption inquiry
QUEBEC – The Parti Quebecois government has brushed off a demand for the suspension...
View ArticleQuebec’s corruption problem
While the values charter has dominated debates outside Quebec, corruption has riled those within
View ArticleQuebec corruption probe resumes with renewed labour union scrutiny
MONTREAL – Quebec’s high-profile probe into corruption in the construction industry is kicking off...
View ArticleMarois says there was no deal with major union to thwart corruption inquiry
DAVOS, Switzerland – Premier Pauline Marois defiantly denied Wednesday that her husband ever struck...
View ArticleFormer Quebec premier denies receiving $3,000 cheque from lobbyist
SAINT-FELICIEN, Que. – Former Premier Jean Charest’s name has surfaced for the first time...
View ArticleQuebec construction boss cries
MONTREAL – A construction boss cried at Quebec’s corruption inquiry on Wednesday as he described a harrowing attack on his own brothers by protesters at a work site. The tears flowed as Normand...
View ArticleBernard ‘Rambo’ Gauthier testifies at Que. inquiry
FTQ-C union organizer Bernard “Rambo” Gauthier is seen in the video feed from the Charbonneau inquiry. (Charbonneau Commission/CP) Bernard “Rambo” Gauthier, a union representative based on Quebec’s...
View ArticleCompetition Bureau of Canada raids Quebec construction firms
MONTREAL – The Competition Bureau of Canada says it is conducting seizures at several construction firms in the Montreal area today. The bureau is looking into allegations of an anti-competitive...
View ArticleEx-deputy premier subpoenaed by Quebec corruption inquiry
MONTREAL – Former Quebec deputy premier Nathalie Normandeau has received a subpoena from Quebec’s corruption probe. Normandeau says in a statement she received the subpoena this morning. Jean Charest’s...
View ArticleOn deck at Charbonneau inquiry: Tony Accurso
MONTREAL — A powerful former construction magnate could finally take the stand when Quebec’s corruption inquiry returns today from its summer break. Tony Accurso, once the owner of several influential...
View ArticleEx-construction magnate takes stand at Quebec corruption inquiry
Tony Accurso testifies before the Charbonneau Commission on Tuesday September 2, 2014 in a frame grab from the video feed. (Handout, Charbonneau Commission/The Canadian Press) MONTREAL – A powerful...
View ArticleMick Jagger boarded Quebec construction magnate’s luxury yacht
Tony Accurso testifies before the Charbonneau Commission on Tuesday September 2, 2014 in a frame grab from the video feed. (Handout, Charbonneau Commission/The Canadian Press) MONTREAL — An unlikely...
View ArticleTony Accurso helped former police chief after failed election bid
Construction magnate Tony Accurso is seen on an image taken off a television monitor at the Charbonneau inquiry looking into corruption in the Quebec construction industry Wednesday, September 3, 2014...
View ArticleQuebec’s corruption probe hears last witness testimony
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...
View ArticleQuebec corruption inquiry ends after 30 months of hearings
MONTREAL – The judge who spearheaded the Quebec probe into systemic wrongdoing in the province’s construction industry urged all citizens on Friday to do their part to fight corruption and collusion....
View ArticleUnion representative who testified at the Charbonneau Commission convicted
SEPT-ILES, Que. – A high-ranking Quebec union representative who testified at the Charbonneau Commission has been found guilty of intimidating a contractor. The construction wing of the Quebec...
View ArticleCleaning house after Charbonneau
CREDIT: Graham Hughes/CP The year 2015 will be a notable bookend to one of the more ignominious chapters in Quebec’s recent history. In April, Judge France Charbonneau will table her report on...
View ArticleCharbonneau: ‘Only collectively will we make Quebec a better society’
(Graham Hughes/CP) MONTREAL — The commission that looked into corruption in Quebec’s construction industry has come out with some 60 recommendations it hopes will help clean up the system of handing...
View ArticleNo one can deny it now: Quebec is facing a corruption crisis.
Superior Court Justice France Charbonneau ends her presentation at a press conference after releasing her report that looked into corruption in Quebec’s construction industry Tuesday, November 24, 2015...
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