Wilson Raybould Says She Never Had an ‘End Game’ Planned in SNC Lavalin Affair

Wilson Raybould Says She Never Had an ‘End Game’ Planned in SNC Lavalin Affair
Jody Wilson-Raybould announces that she will run as a independent in the fall election during a news conference in Vancouver on May 27, 2019. Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press
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OTTAWA—Former justice minister and attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould said Wednesday she never had long-term plan in mind during the SNC-Lavalin controversy that went beyond her doing the right thing in her previous role.

“For me, in terms of end game ... there was no specific end game that had anything to do with power or any specific action other than wanting to do my job and do it well,” Wilson-Raybould said in a wide-ranging interview with The Canadian Press in her Ottawa office on Wednesday.