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Neptune barred from receiving federal public contracts
A private security firm that has secured public contracts worth hundreds of millions in the last decade will no longer be able to offer its services to the federal government.
Neptune banned from public contracts in Quebec
The private security firm does not meet integrity requirements, says provincial regulatory agency.
This man has a double identity. His company makes millions through public contracts
The man behind a private security firm that has secured hundreds of millions in public contracts uses two names while conducting business.
'When will it end?' Frank Zampino says he's being persecuted by Crown
"Appalled" and "humiliated" by the "legal limbo" he finds himself in, the former second-in-command at Montreal city hall is asking the court to scrap his second criminal trial on fraud and corruption charges.
Did the Church of Scientology pay what it owed its employees?
We will never know if the Church of Scientology paid its employees the hundreds of thousands of dollars that Quebec's labour standards board ruled they are owed. The parties have reached a confidential, out-of-court settlement.
Montreal has turfed 125 public employees over ethics violations
After extensive investigations, dozens of city bureaucrats have been canned over the years. Employees who refuse to adhere to the administration’s values are no longer welcome, says the city's comptroller.
Quebec's labour watchdog seeks $900K from Church of Scientology for underpaying staff
An investigation by Quebec's labour standards board has concluded the Church of Scientology of Quebec owes 62 employees in its Quebec City branch more than $750,000 in unpaid wages and vacation pay.