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Creditors Accept Ex-Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre’s Debt-Repayment Plan
- Creditors of Denis Coderre accepted his proposal to repay less than a quarter of his $1.1-million debt.
- They agreed on a plan for Coderre to pay back $240,000 over five years through monthly payments totaling $4,000.
- Documents indicate that Coderre filed for bankruptcy protection on January 6, 2026.
- The approval for the repayment proposal came during a virtual meeting attended by representatives from Revenu Québec and the Canada Revenue Agency, resulting in unanimous acceptance.
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The former Mayor of Montreal and former Liberal federal minister will repay $240,000 over five years, in monthly payments totalling $4000.
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Denis Coderre, former mayor of Montreal and former federal minister, will avoid a personal bankruptcy. He has managed to enter into an agreement with his various creditors, to which he owes more than one million dollars.
·Montreal, Canada
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