Mario Dumont's golden parachute from the taxpayers
ADQ leader will make more by quitting than by staying in National Assembly
When it was disclosed last month that Henri-Paul Rousseau had received $378,750 in severance pay when he resigned as president of the Caisse de dépôt last August, the finance critic for Mario Dumont's Action démocratique du Québec called it "incredible." After all, Rousseau had quit voluntarily, to take another job. And in the private sector in such circumstances, it's highly unusual to receive severance ...