The Quebec government says it won’t invest more public money in Lion Electric, putting the electric-vehicle maker’s future in doubt. Economy Minister Christine Frechette said in a statement Wednesday evening that it wouldn’t be responsible to inject more government funds into the struggling company. She said that while the province has a duty to support Quebec businesses, Lion’s recovery plan recently submitted to the government “did not justify” more public funding. The company, headquartered in St-Jerome, Que., sought creditor protection in December and has since been seeking a buyer. Reports this week said a group of Quebec investors was interested in buying the company, which manufactured electric school buses and trucks, but needed $20-million in government aid – a proposal that was presented to Premier Francois Legault’s caucus this week. The Quebec government has already invested $177-million in Lion Electric.