Peguis sues developer Andrew Marquess over 'improper profit' while working for First Nation
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A Manitoba First Nation is suing Winnipeg developer Andrew Marquess, his companies and a company owned by his wife over allegations he failed to act in the best interests of the band and financially benefited from breaches of duty while he worked for First Nation.
Marquess says the lawsuit against him
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