SNC LAVALIN CAUGHT AGAIN

  Canadians may never know the details of an elaborate scheme orchestrated by engineering giant SNC Lavalin to funnel more than $117,000 to two federal political parties after one of the key players quietly pleaded guilty a few weeks ago.
  Normand Morin, the 76-year-old former vice-president of the company, took advantage of a routine court appearance in late November to plead guilty to two of five charges of contravening Canada's election financing rules. The prosecution dropped the remaining three charges.
  Morin was given 60 days to pay $2,000 in fines.

   SNC Lavalin has been involved in corruption for many years, around the world.