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• The Cit?du Multim閐ia was also put under investigation in the context of the Charbonneau commission inquiries.
• Tremblay resigned as Mayor on November 5, 2012 following allegations of corruption made at the Charbonneau Commission.
• In September 2012, Pistone testified in Montreal, Quebec at the Charbonneau Commission public inquiry into corruption, as an expert witness.
• Following Vaillancourt's resignation as a result of corruption allegations made at the provincial Charbonneau Commission, the party voted to dissolve on November 19, 2012.
• Union Montreal's initial plan to apply for dissolution was withdrawn by September 2013, as it decided to stay in existence until the resolution of the Charbonneau commission.
• In May 2013, testimony at the Charbonneau Commission hearings also implicated Duplessis, along with virtually the entire sitting council, in the same corruption scandal that brought down Vaillancourt.
• Further investigation of the case by the Charbonneau Commission on corruption in the Quebec construction industry resulted in allegations of involvement with SNC Lavilin and health centre employees in fraud and forgery.
• Formerly associated with the Union Montreal political party, he resigned on October 30, 2012 in protest against the allegations of corruption surrounding mayor G閞ald Tremblay at the Charbonneau commission hearings.
• During Quebec's Charbonneau Commission inquiry into corruption in the awarding of construction contracts in the early 2010s, the film received renewed attention with some media outlets calling it " prophetic ".
• He also commented on the Charbonneau Commission inquiry into corruption saying he was " disgusted " by allegations that construction and engineering companies flouted his electoral financing law by making illegal donations to political parties.
• Formerly a member of the Union Montr閍l political party, Rotrand quit to sit as an independent on November 15, 2012, following the corruption allegations against the party in the Charbonneau commission hearings.
• Shortly after Lavall閑's testimony, " Gazette " reporter Henry Aubin cited him as one of the very few corporate leaders to express regret for their actions while addressing the Charbonneau Commission.
• In August 2013, Blanchard reluctantly announced that municipal contracts for infrastructure renewal would go to SNC-Lavalin and BPR, firms that had previously been cited at the Charbonneau Commission for alleged bid-rigging.
• In August 2013, new Montreal mayor Laurent Blanchard reluctantly announced that municipal contracts for infrastructure renewal would go to BPR and SNC-Lavalin, another firm cited at the Charbonneau Commission for alleged bid-rigging.
• There is also an apparent conflict of interest, for example, the involvement of the consulting engineering firm BPR ( under scrutiny for questionable practices by the Charbonneau Commission, notably for the scandal of water meters in Montreal ).
• In May 2014, Miguel Fraile testified to Quebec's Charbonneau Commission that a Quebec-based competitor firm, SNC-Lavalin ( SNC ), wanted the business of the McGill University Health Centre ( MUHC ) to itself.
• These dealings were found to be in violation of the Quebec Health Act, and further investigation of the case by the Charbonneau Commission resulted in allegations of SNC-Lavalin employees'involvement in fraud and forgery relating to the contract.
• Zampino has been linked to a scandal that has engulfed municipal politics across Quebec since 2009 . The Charbonneau Commission heard testimony that Zampino received a trip from Paolo Catania in return for helping him acquire land from the city in the east end of Montreal.
• In April 2013, Applebaum and Blanchard announced that the company Dessau would be banned from bidding on public contracts for five years, after a former senior vice-president testified before the Charbonneau Commission on municipal corruption that the company had taken part in collusion and price inflation.
• Marois and her caucus aggressively pursued the Liberal government over allegations surfacing in the media of corruption, collusion and illegal political financing related to provincial and municipal contracts; at one point her caucus donned white scarves to demand an inquiry, forcing the government to set up a public inquiry in the fall of 2011, the Charbonneau Commission.