Wilson-Raybould Speaks To Trudeau’s Cabinet Amid SNC-Lavalin Controversy

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Wilson-Raybould Speaks To Trudeau’s Cabinet Amid SNC-Lavalin Controversy
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She is still consulting her lawyer about what solicitor-client privilege can allow her to say on the issue.

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