Bombardier will bounce back and repay taxpayers: Charest

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Bombardier will bounce back and repay taxpayers: Charest

April 10, 2017
By BNN

Former Quebec Premier Jean Charest is defending Bombardier following the uproar over hefty pay hikes for senior executives while the company was receiving more than $1 billion in taxpayer money and cutting jobs. | READ MORE

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