Ethics Commissioner ‘declined to investigate’ Boissonnault after third preliminary probe into minister’s business dealings

News | SERGIY SLIPCHENKO
Published: Friday, 09/20/2024 6:12 pm EDT

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Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault, seen here during a May 21, 2024, press conference, appeared before the House ethics committee on Sept. 17 and told committee members that Ethics Commissioner Konrad von Finckenstein informed him that he will not open an investigation into the minister's business dealings.

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