Businessman Andrew Lutfy made a bold return to the spotlight, criticizing the Legault government for its handling of Quebec’s economic landscape. Speaking at a conference in Montreal, Lutfy highlighted the failures of past ventures that have cost Quebecers billions of dollars, expressing disbelief at the state of affairs.
In a fiery speech, Lutfy took aim at Premier François Legault, questioning his stance on immigration and business acumen. Referring to Legault’s comments on immigration, Lutfy expressed confusion and disapproval, suggesting a lack of understanding on the premier’s part.
Having previously hinted at leaving Quebec due to immigration restrictions impacting his recruitment efforts, Lutfy intensified his critique of the government’s policies. He emphasized the need for skilled employees and lamented the challenges faced by businesses in the current environment.
During a press interaction, Lutfy didn’t hold back, accusing Legault of lacking empathy and business acumen. He criticized political parties for focusing on administrative burdens rather than pressing issues, hinting at a need for change in leadership within the CAQ.
Expressing concerns about the economic implications of a potential referendum on sovereignty, especially if the Parti Québécois emerges victorious in the next election, Lutfy warned of possible repercussions on Quebec’s economy.
