Pierre Fitzgibbon’s pheasant hunt invitation was acceptable as it was not made in exchange for an intervention, ethics commissioner says
Quebec’s ethics commissioner has cleared Economy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon, saying he did not breach the ethics code by participating in a pheasant hunt last year on a private island southeast of Montreal.
Opposition parties had called for a probe after noting the island belongs to businessmen whose companies benefited from subsidies granted through Fitzgibbon’s department.
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