OTTAWA - Finance Minister Francois-Phillippe Champagne says he "followed all the rules" to make sure he wasn't in a conflict of interest related to the Alto high-speed rail project.
OTTAWA - Finance Minister Francois-Phillippe Champagne says he “followed all the rules” to make sure he wasn’t in a conflict of interest related to the Alto high-speed rail project.
The minister is testifying today at the parliamentary ethics committee after months of scrutiny from the federal Conservatives about his involvement in the proposed $90-billion high-speed rail project between Toronto and Quebec City.
Opposition MPs accuse Champagne of voting on high-speed rail despite conflict of interest
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Champagne again faced pointed questions Thursday over his personal connection to the federal government’s high-speed train plan.
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