Internal documents raise questions on whether Kevin Rombout's move violated ethics law, an allegation that the province and the mining company deny.
Kevin Rombout had been working hard to advance a gold mine in northwestern Ontario.
By September 2024, the deputy director of policy for the provincial Ministry of Mines had briefed staff in Premier Doug Ford’s office, exchanged emails with Kinross, the publicly-traded company pushing for the mine, and directed bureaucrats at multiple ministries on how to advance the project.
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