Private seniors' home in Lévis, Que., under investigation for alleged abuse of migrant workers

Quebec's immigration and labour minister, Jean Boulet, has sent workplace health and safety investigators to look into allegations that operators of a private seniors' home in Lévis, Que., harassed, blackmailed and…

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