QUEBEC — Former Quebec premier Jean Charest is seeking another $2.7 million from the provincial government for media leaks related to a corruption…
Former Quebec premier Jean Charest is demanding another $700,000 from the provincial government for media leaks related to a corruption investigation targeting him and his former Liberal party. Charest speaks to reporters in Ottawa, on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2022.QUEBEC — Former Quebec premier Jean Charest is seeking another $2.7 million from the provincial government for media leaks related to a corruption investigation targeting him and his party.
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