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Bad, but not completely unexpected, craziness is breaking out all over the place on the long simmering BC Rail/LedgeRaid story:
The B.C. finance minister had a secret meeting in a restaurant with a pair of executives from a U.S. rail firm after letting his aides know the company would receive a contract for the Roberts Bank rail line as consolation for losing out to CN Rail in the bidding for B.C. Rail.
That information -- along with explosive allegations of Liberal insiders' close family connections to police investigators -- is contained in a document filed in B.C. Supreme Court late yesterday in the case against three men charged with fraud and breach of trust in the B.C. Rail sale.
Andy Ivens, The Vancouver Province
Feb 27th, 2007
Feb 27th, 2007
Mary, as usual, is all over it (you listening now macleans.ca staffers?).
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Why is this not totally unexpected. Well, there was this......
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