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Facing antagonism, Quebec business leaders seek to elevate debate

financialpost.com (8 months and 27 days ago)

Sep 22, 2012

Analysis: Facing the perception among many young Quebecers that businessmen are enriching themselves while exploiting society, a handful of corporate leaders such as Canam Group CEO Marc Dutil are speaking out for the first time in recent memory full story

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Facing antagonism, Quebec business leaders seek to elevate debate

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