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Inquiry report on scandal at Quebec auto insurance board to be released Feb. 16
The commission found $1.1 billion in costs linked to the SAAQclic failure and made recommendations to prevent future digital project overruns.
- The commissioner overseeing the inquiry into the $500 million cost-overrun scandal at Quebec's auto insurance board will publicly release his report on Feb. 16.
- Judge Denis Gallant conducted 75 days of hearings in 2025, involving over 130 witnesses including Premier François Legault.
- Legault stated he was unaware of the cost overruns and attributed blame to the leaders of the state-run corporation.
- Gallant confirmed at the hearings' conclusion that "every stone" was turned during the investigation.
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Inquiry report on scandal at Quebec auto insurance board to be released Feb. 16
QUÉBEC — The commissioner who oversaw the public inquiry into the $500-million cost-overrun scandal at Quebec’s auto insurance board is scheduled to release his report publicly on Feb. 16. Judge Denis Gallant presided over 75 days of hearings in 2025 into how costs soared when the auto board was launching a new a digital platform. […]
·Toronto, Canada
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right1Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution75% Left
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