Regulation & Safety

Quebec minister Pierre Fitzgibbon, backer of EVs and their batteries, resigning

Fitzgibbon — Quebec Premier François Legault, right, and Pierre Fitzgibbon shake hands following a news conference in Rimouski, Que., on Wednesday, Sept.4, 2024. Fitzgibbon is leaving government two years ahead of the provincial election. (CANADIAN PRESS)

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The Canadian Press

September 04, 2024 04:19 PM

Quebec “superminister” Pierre Fitzgibbon says he is leaving office because he lost motivation to do the job.

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