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Quebec Liberal Party leader plans to stay on amid ongoing anti-corruption squad investigation

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Despite calls from some former MNAs and ministers to resign, Pablo Rodriguez says he’s not going anywhere and will remain party leader. This comes as the province’s anti-corruption squad, UPAC, confirmed it’s opened a criminal investigation into allegations of wrongdoing by the Quebec Liberals.

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