P.E.I.'s ombudsperson finds Victoria council acted unlawfully in handling former councillor’s complaints
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The Rural Municipality of Victoria acted unlawfully and treated former councillor Eric Gilbert unfairly when handling code of conduct and conflict of interest complaints against him, according to a new report from P.E.I.’s ombudsperson. The report, released Oct. 23 by OmbudsPEI, found that council failed to follow proper procedures, unlawfully suspended Gilbert and later tried […]
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