A former Conservative Party of Quebec (PCQ) organizer for the Matane region is facing lawsuits in connection with making appointments online for vaccination against COVID-19.
The Saint-Léandre resident is faced with three counts.
He was accused primarily of having suppressed, delayed or obstructed by Quebecers […] in the legitimate operation of property valued at no more than $ 5,000, such as: vaccinescan we read in the act of denunciation.
It is also written there that he has intent to hurt [en envoyant] through telecommunication information that he knew was untrue.
The wrongdoings were allegedly committed between December 12, 2021 and January 5, 2022.
The 54-year-old pleaded not guilty and is scheduled to return to court on Aug. 30.
Sylvie Paradis is local vice president PCQ. He resigned for personal reasons this winter, according to the organization. The party leader, Éric Duhaime, withdrew from the alleged actions.
Source: Radio-Canada
