Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: John Ibbitson
Publication Date: February 9, 2025 - 16:50
Political operative Michel Cogger helped Brian Mulroney become prime minister
February 9, 2025
Michel Cogger helped make Brian Mulroney prime minister. Mr. Mulroney rewarded his friend with an appointment to the Senate. Both contributed to the life of Canada. Both became embroiled in scandals.In Mr. Cogger’s case it led to charges of influence peddling which, after two trials, resulted in his being found guilty, although he was granted an absolute discharge. He paid tens of thousands of dollars in fines for his long absences from the Senate. These aspects of his life are part of his public legacy. But his more lasting legacy will be his behind-the-scenes role in bringing one of Canada’s most consequential prime ministers to office.
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