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Shocking Corruption : Quebec in the Charbonneau Era

   
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For 4 years, the province of Quebec has been plagued by corruption scandals as well as cases of fraud and collusion. On a daily basis, the media, police and the Charbonneau Commission have revealed to shocked Quebecers the scale of a system that was used for decades in the awarding of public contracts and political financing. This system has included scams involving players at the most senior levels of government and the civil service as well as the Mafia, in Montreal and Laval. Danielle Young reports on the genesis of an unprecedented large-scale cleanup operation taking place in Quebec.

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Paul Nollen:
we have, here in Belgium, proportional representation and it changes nothing. In my view only direct democracy can. Paul
kate dyson:
PR would change things to the extent that there would rarely be a majority and so all representatives would have to carry on a public debate
Donna Chevrier:
Thank you for this excellent in depth commentary.
Jesse:
I wonder how this situation would change, if at all, if proportional representation were adopted.