OTTAWA – Ethics Commissioner Konrad von Finckenstein is taking another look at concerns Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault stayed in touch with his former company after being appointed to cabinet.

Parliament’s ethics committee has been studying whether Boissonnault was an active participant in the medical supply business he co-owned after he was appointed to cabinet, which would have violated ethics rules.

Randy Boissonnault has already faced questions over whether he was still active in a business he co-owned after he was appointed to cabinet{ai:summary}<p>In the murky waters of Ottawa, Ethics Commissioner Konrad von Finckenstein dives back into a scandal, probing if Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault kept ties to his former medical supply company post-appointment—a potential ethics breach. </p><p>The ethics committee's scrutiny thickens the air, as shadows of corruption loom over another bureaucrat trying to play both sides. #politics</p>

Ethics watchdog to take second look at employment minister's business dealings after new messages emerge

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