SNC-Lavalin's CEO initially said it "never put forward anything that is a purely economic argument" in its push for a deferred prosecution. The company changed its tune Monday.

"When 9,000 people’s jobs are at stake, it is a public policy problem," Gerald Butts has testified. Is it?

Trudeau denies a Feb. 7 report in the Globe and Mail that officials exerted undue pressure last year on Wilson-Raybould to help SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. avoid a trial on charges of bribing Libyan officials and to pay a fine instead.