From the Most "Transparent" Government In the Country's History

Yep:

 

When he was Prime Minister, Stephen Harper refused to meet with Premiers. His government froze funding for services like health care, childcare, & housing. He refused to work with provinces on climate change. His ministers disrespected Indigenous governments & communities. https://t.co/G4n7V9kr0L

— Cameron Ahmad (@CameronAhmad) July 9, 2019

Yes, about that:

 

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Productive meeting today w/ Manitoba Premier @GregSelinger. Discussed shared priorities for MB & Canada. #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/nhUbY3kiBA

— Stephen Harper (@stephenharper) April 24, 2015

And so on ...



This doesn't look good:

SNC-Lavalin has opted for trial by judge in a case that could further damage the company’s image and the Liberal Party of Canada’s brand when the matter returns to court in September.

The Québec-based, global engineering firm stands accused of bribing Libyan officials with nearly $50 million between 2001-2011 to secure lucrative contracts in then-dictator Muammar Gaddafi’s troubled country. 

The charges and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s attempt to pressure his ex-attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould into diverting criminal proceedings against SNC-Lavalin towards a remediation deal, sparked the biggest scandal the PM has weathered during his tenure.

His top advisor Gerald Butts resigned over the imbroglio and Trudeau excommunicated a pair of cabinet ministers from the party for disloyalty, including Wilson-Raybould but the evidence to come at SNC-Lavalin’s trial could be far more explosive. 

And Justin thought this went away.