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Patrick Brown broke integrity law, failed to disclose $375K loan from former PC candidate he initially claimed came from family

The integrity commissioner also detailed the strange state of the former Tory leader’s finances before his political downfall in January of this year.

Published Apr 26, 2018 at 5:16pm

Patrick Brown broke integrity law, failed to disclose $375K loan from former PC candidate he initially claimed came from family

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