The finance committee demanded the documents last month as it probes whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's relationship with WE Charity influenced the government's ill-fated decision to have the organization run a $912-million student-volunteer program.

WE Charity hired the public relations firm National to administer part of the federal government's Canada Student Service Grant in Quebec and French-speaking parts of the country.

The government has until Saturday to table with the finance committee all memos, briefing notes, correspondence and other documents related to the now-cancelled agreement.

Trudeau was previously found to have broken the Conflict of Interest Act for accepting paid family vacations from the Aga Khan and for improperly pressuring Jody Wilson-Raybould to halt the criminal prosecution of SNC-Lavalin.

The Conservative leader was also asked about racism and whether his party needs more diversity.

Ontario's Ministry of Education "has been directed to not renew the contract with WE and to investigate the expenditures to date."

WE says complimentary trips for sponsors and potential donors has elicited millions of dollars from donors after they saw the organization's work on the ground.

Trudeau family members have received hundreds of thousands of dollars in speaking fees from the group

WestJet, meanwhile, said it's still mulling over what to do about its sponsorship of the Toronto-based charity.

Despite strong approval for his handling of the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's image has taken a hit amid the WE Charity scandal, according to an Angus Reid survey.