Quebec election: Liberal party says candidate’s Montreal office robbed, vandalized
The Quebec Liberal Party says the riding office of one of its Montreal candidates has been robbed and vandalized.
It says the perpetrators stole laptops, broke into locked filing cabinets, and caused significant material damage, adding that footage was taken from the office’s security cameras.Story continues below advertisement The former NHL hockey player said in a statement that he’s saddened by the attack and worried about his staff and the public.Quebec Liberal Party Leader Dominique Anglade urges Win Butler accusers to file formal complaints
Later, she told reporters that she hasn’t personally received threats but that another Liberal candidate, Marwah Rizqy, has.
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