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Public Sector Integrity Commissioner's Office has 'lost all credibility,' interim integrity czar tries to rebuild it

Interim public sector integrity czar Mario Dion is trying to move on, Christiane Ouimet has hired a lawyer to testify.

Canada's first-ever former and now disgraced public sector integrity commissioner Christiane Ouimet, who last week snubbed a subpoena calling her to testify before the House Public Accounts Committee, may have been missing in action, but her old office is trying to move on.

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Public Sector Integrity Commissioner's Office has 'lost all credibility,' interim integrity czar tries to rebuild it

Interim public sector integrity czar Mario Dion is trying to move on, Christiane Ouimet has hired a lawyer to testify.

Canada's first-ever former and now disgraced public sector integrity commissioner Christiane Ouimet, who last week snubbed a subpoena calling her to testify before the House Public Accounts Committee, may have been missing in action, but her old office is trying to move on.

  

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