The Caisse controversy just won't go away
Sabia's appointment still draws fire, and not just because he is a 'Canadian'
It is inaccurate to call the appointment of Michael Sabia as president of the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec a political train wreck. At least a wrecked train stops rolling. Two weeks after the appointment, however, the Sabia controversy rolls on. Yesterday's Quebec papers reported, some on their front pages, that the Caisse president was giving up the $235,000-a-year pension for life he would receive...





->Les critiques fusent, même chez les libéraux]Jean Charest Photo: Robert Skinner, La Presse Denis Lessard - (Québec) L'arrivée de Michael Sabia à la tête de la Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec ne laisse personne indifférent. L'ancien premier ministre Bernard Landry croit qu'on ne pouvait faire de pire choix. Pour Jean Charest, le «parco...












