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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nOur friends at Stolen Valour-Canada<\/a> get another notch in their pistol grip by busting Michel-\u00c9ric Castonguay who, with absolutely no military service, paraded about pretending to be a major of paratroopers. He was featured in the French-language La Presse<\/a>.<\/p>\n Photos of Mr. Castonguay in uniform, wearing a rank of major and many insignia and medals, were released on December 9 on the Facebook page “Stolen Valor Canada”, an organization that has given itself the duty to unmask the people posing as soldiers, which earned him a shower of insults on the site in question …<\/p>\n According to Stolen Valor Canada, Castonguay admitted to being an absolute impostor, while claiming to have handed his fake medals and phony insignia to a military commander in the Quebec City area in the summer of 2014.<\/p>\n A version that seems credible this time since his employer at the time, the Liberal MP Montmorency, Raymond Bernier had received a letter from the Canadian Armed Forces informing him of the imposture of his political attach\u00e9 in August 2014 .<\/p>\n In an official letter to the MP, a military official warned that if Mr. Castonguay made yet another public appearance in uniform, he would face legal action.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.azuse.cloud\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/12\/Michel-\u00c9ric-Castonguay-1-303x333.jpg\")
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