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Manitoba Minister Boissonnault Faces Ethics Probe Over PPE Deal Texts
Jun 4, 2024, 09:00 PM
Manitoba cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault is under scrutiny for his business dealings while in office. The controversy centers around text messages from 2022 allegedly sent by someone named 'Randy' to Boissonnault's former business partner regarding a PPE deal. Boissonnault denies sending these messages. Canada's ethics commissioner has decided to investigate Boissonnault's dealings with a company he co-founded, reversing an earlier decision to not pursue the matter.
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