wo former execs of SNC-Lavalin have been charged with fraud.
Two former execs of SNC-Lavalin have been charged with fraud, conspiracy and paying bribes, reports The Globe and Mail.
It adds ex-CEO Pierre Duhaime and former construction head Riadh Ben Aïssa have been implicated in a case involving a $1.3-billion hospital contract granted to SNC-Lavalin in 2010.
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