Liberals wouldn't take hidden SNC-Lavalin money now, Trudeau says cdnpolI
Trudeau says the party has improved its standards and, in his words, "that is not what happens any more."
The agreement was public at the time but a CBC report today reveals the names of the SNC-Lavalin employees the elections commissioner believed were involved. The donations covered by the compliance agreement were made between 2004 and 2011; Trudeau became Liberal leader in 2013.
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