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Former Manitoba premier, cabinet minister pay ethics investigation fines

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Former Manitoba premier Heather Stefanson has paid an $18,000 fine for violating the province’s conflict of interest law in pushing for a mining project.  Legislature Speaker Tom Lindsey says Stefanson submitted the payment last week and one of her former cabinet ministers, Jeff Wharton, has also paid his fine. The former economic development minister, who remains a […]

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