Pierre duhaime snc biography for kids

In the last newsletter I described how my former client in Montreal, SNC-Lavalin, was involved in the Grand Man Made River in Libya.

In , when the civil war took place, Muammar Gaddafi’s son, Saadi, needed to get out of the country.

Duhaime, 64, was SNC-Lavalin's CEO when key decisions were made in the project.

Fast. An SNC executive facilitated a payment of $K to charter a private jet to fly him to Niger. But that wasn’t the only crime SNC was involved with. The construction of the super hospital in Montreal has been called “the biggest fraud corruption in the history of Canada.”

The saga began in , when the McGill University Health Center (MUHC) called for bids for a CAD billion contract to build a state-of-the-art hospital.

Former SNC-Lavalin CEO Pierre Duhaime will serve 20 months of house arrest after pleading guilty Friday to a single charge in connection.

In March, SNC-Lavalin chief executive Pierre Duhaime resigned under the weight of the allegations.

Pierre Duhaime grew up the third of six children in Saint-Paulin, a small town near Trois-Rivières, Que., where his father was a dry-goods.

Pierre Duhaime, the former chief executive of Canada's biggest engineering firm, has been granted permission to travel within the country.

Pierre Duhaime guilty of helping a public servant commit breach of trust around construction of a $billion Montreal hospital.

Arthur Porter, the CEO of MUHC, and another employee coordinated the bidding process. Porter was also a senior official in the Canadian government and very involved in the country’s security. Porter and his colleague apparently passed on technical information to SNC so they would have an advantage in the bidding process.

SNC bribed Porte