Syrian refugee coordinator in Montreal to make $1,800 a day to welcome the newcomers to Canada
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The city will pay Dorais up to $110,000 over a three-month period. His appointment and his salary was approved by the executive committee on Wednesday, even though the appointment is retroactive to Nov. 19. The salary was justified partly because it includes vacation pay and a compensation for not being part of the city’s pension plan.
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Art Eggleton, Liberal Senator: Appointed by Mr Dither Paul Martin (Martin was coined by Economists as Mr Dither).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_Eggleton
Eggleton was fired from the cabinet in May 2002, after he had hired his former girlfriend to do some research, creating an uproar over non-tendered contracts and conflict-of-interest scandals. The ethics commissioner Howard Wilson ruled that Eggeleton had broken the conflict-of-interest rules.[4] This happened during the growing leadership turmoil between Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and Paul Martin, who left the cabinet the following week in disputed circumstances.[5] Eggleton was a supporter of Martin, which one of the reason why Chrétien sacked him.[6]
Eggleton then became a member of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade. On May 13, 2004, Eggleton announced he would not be a candidate in the 2004 federal election, making way for the nomination of Ken Dryden as the Liberal candidate in York Centre
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Art Eggleton, Liberal Senator: Appointed by Mr Dither Paul Martin (Martin was coined by Economists as Mr Dither).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_Eggleton
Eggleton was fired from the cabinet in May 2002, after he had hired his former girlfriend to do some research, creating an uproar over non-tendered contracts and conflict-of-interest scandals. The ethics commissioner Howard Wilson ruled that Eggeleton had broken the conflict-of-interest rules.[4] This happened during the growing leadership turmoil between Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and Paul Martin, who left the cabinet the following week in disputed circumstances.[5] Eggleton was a supporter of Martin, which one of the reason why Chrétien sacked him.[6]
Eggleton then became a member of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade. On May 13, 2004, Eggleton announced he would not be a candidate in the 2004 federal election, making way for the nomination of Ken Dryden as the Liberal candidate in York Centre
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