Quebec Refuses to Subsidize CF Montreal, but Open to Becoming a Shareholder
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Quebec won't simply bail out CF Montreal, premier says, in wake of news that owner will sell team
The government won't simply provide subsidies, Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said on Tuesday, but he is open to studying proposals as owner Joey Saputo begins the process of selling the Major League Soccer club.
The Quebec government does not close the door to participate in the purchase of the CF Montréal if the team would remain in Quebec's metropolis.
The Prime Minister said he was open to the government becoming a shareholder.
Quebec refuses to subsidize CF Montreal, but open to becoming a shareholder
Quebec’s premier is not ruling out the possibility of the province becoming a shareholder in CF Montreal, but categorically refuses to offer subsidies to keep the soccer team in Montreal.
Member of Parliament Alexandre Leduc suggests that Quebec should consider a model of collective ownership to keep the CF Montréal
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